A guide to English literature. 3. From Donne to MarvellBoris Ford Penguin Books, 1956 |
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... Church of England was still an inclusive Church , numbering , except for the Roman Catholics and a few Separatists , the whole nation . More or less Calvinist in its articles and theology , it yet re- tained in its structure and rites ...
... Church of England was still an inclusive Church , numbering , except for the Roman Catholics and a few Separatists , the whole nation . More or less Calvinist in its articles and theology , it yet re- tained in its structure and rites ...
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... Church , while the spread of Arminian views on free will softened the Calvinist con- ception of God . Laud himself hated this conception for its denial of mercy , and showed great intellectual tolerance in theological debates ...
... Church , while the spread of Arminian views on free will softened the Calvinist con- ception of God . Laud himself hated this conception for its denial of mercy , and showed great intellectual tolerance in theological debates ...
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... Church and a betrayal of Protestant unity . Alarm and irrita- tion grew during the thirties , a period of Habsburg victories after the death of Gustavus Adolphus and of political impotence for the domestic opposition in Church and State ...
... Church and a betrayal of Protestant unity . Alarm and irrita- tion grew during the thirties , a period of Habsburg victories after the death of Gustavus Adolphus and of political impotence for the domestic opposition in Church and State ...
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