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... moderate opinion held to the very end of this period that party was the fever , and not the daily bread , of the Constitution . There were puritanic Cavaliers , just as there were constitutional Puritans , and the highest significance ...
... moderate opinion held to the very end of this period that party was the fever , and not the daily bread , of the Constitution . There were puritanic Cavaliers , just as there were constitutional Puritans , and the highest significance ...
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... moderate Puritan could stomach . This ideal had largely arisen by way of reaction , for the ultimate con- sequences and implications of the great Protestant upheaval had ended by shocking the conservative and established ele- ments in ...
... moderate Puritan could stomach . This ideal had largely arisen by way of reaction , for the ultimate con- sequences and implications of the great Protestant upheaval had ended by shocking the conservative and established ele- ments in ...
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... moderate Churchmanship , which had been clear before this , presumably decided him , and it was as the soul ' of the army of Cornwall , in 1643 , that he made his name . Wherever we come across him - humouring Rupert , pulling up ...
... moderate Churchmanship , which had been clear before this , presumably decided him , and it was as the soul ' of the army of Cornwall , in 1643 , that he made his name . Wherever we come across him - humouring Rupert , pulling up ...
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Keith Feiling. either , to buy the alliance of the Scots and English moderates by accepting Presbyterianism , or to found on toleration and limited monarchy an alliance with the English army against the Presbyterians , who were the ...
Keith Feiling. either , to buy the alliance of the Scots and English moderates by accepting Presbyterianism , or to found on toleration and limited monarchy an alliance with the English army against the Presbyterians , who were the ...
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... moderate Presbyterianism , and some of the best heads among the Cromwellians , and the way to its formation was strewn with set - backs and disillusions . Y Downright treachery accounted for many of them . Thomas Coke's confessions in ...
... moderate Presbyterianism , and some of the best heads among the Cromwellians , and the way to its formation was strewn with set - backs and disillusions . Y Downright treachery accounted for many of them . Thomas Coke's confessions in ...
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