University of Colorado Studies: Studies in the humanities. Series bUniversity of Colorado., 1945 |
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... civil government and the government enforcing obedience and conformity to the Puritan church . All authority was in the hands of the elect , who naturally regarded as intolerable any challenge to their supremacy . As late as 1646 a ...
... civil government and the government enforcing obedience and conformity to the Puritan church . All authority was in the hands of the elect , who naturally regarded as intolerable any challenge to their supremacy . As late as 1646 a ...
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... civil liberty is entire , " he says himself , " it includes liberty of conscience , and where liberty of con- science is entire , it includes civil liberty . " His doctrine of " soul liberty , " which includes both , is at the very ...
... civil liberty is entire , " he says himself , " it includes liberty of conscience , and where liberty of con- science is entire , it includes civil liberty . " His doctrine of " soul liberty , " which includes both , is at the very ...
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... civil things . " In this historic document , which shows the hand of Roger Williams , and which Jefferson himself ... civil power , " he insists , " lies in the people . . . And if so , it is evident that such governments as are by them ...
... civil things . " In this historic document , which shows the hand of Roger Williams , and which Jefferson himself ... civil power , " he insists , " lies in the people . . . And if so , it is evident that such governments as are by them ...
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The New England Puritans | 1 |
Humanism in Massachusetts | 19 |
The Quakers | 29 |
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