The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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... England because of political and ecclesiastical pressures , and the printing of his translation began in Cologne ( in Germany ) in 1525. Again under pressure , this time from the city authorities , Tyndale had to flee to Worms , where ...
... England because of political and ecclesiastical pressures , and the printing of his translation began in Cologne ( in Germany ) in 1525. Again under pressure , this time from the city authorities , Tyndale had to flee to Worms , where ...
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... England . Unorthodox in their religious views , some of them , such as John Flaxman , a fellow artist , had joined the mystical sect of Swedenborg ; but most of them were Unitarians and rationalists like Joseph Priestley . Their ...
... England . Unorthodox in their religious views , some of them , such as John Flaxman , a fellow artist , had joined the mystical sect of Swedenborg ; but most of them were Unitarians and rationalists like Joseph Priestley . Their ...
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... England . In 1717 he wrote a Letter to Sir William Wyndham ( not published until 1753 ) to defend his actions since 1710 and to per- suade the Tories to abandon the Jacobite cause . Not sur- prisingly , he found it difficult to persuade ...
... England . In 1717 he wrote a Letter to Sir William Wyndham ( not published until 1753 ) to defend his actions since 1710 and to per- suade the Tories to abandon the Jacobite cause . Not sur- prisingly , he found it difficult to persuade ...
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