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Page 228
... continued through most of the 17th century . In 1637 , at the height of episcopal tyranny and Puritan pamphleteering in Britain , Star Chamber issued its most drastic decree , which con- firmed previous enactments , laid down detailed ...
... continued through most of the 17th century . In 1637 , at the height of episcopal tyranny and Puritan pamphleteering in Britain , Star Chamber issued its most drastic decree , which con- firmed previous enactments , laid down detailed ...
Page 306
... continued daily meet- ings for more than five years . A majority of the Puritan clergy of England probably would have opted for a modified episcopal church govern- ment . Parliament , however , needed Scotland's military help . It ...
... continued daily meet- ings for more than five years . A majority of the Puritan clergy of England probably would have opted for a modified episcopal church govern- ment . Parliament , however , needed Scotland's military help . It ...
Page 657
... continued to paint land- scapes , and they , too , became more architectonic , al- though remaining imaginary in subject matter except for the " Winter Landscape . " This work might very well have been observed from nature . Beginning ...
... continued to paint land- scapes , and they , too , became more architectonic , al- though remaining imaginary in subject matter except for the " Winter Landscape . " This work might very well have been observed from nature . Beginning ...
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