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... moral ideals of Puritanism were greatly strengthened and its national significance intensified by the fast - growing flippancy and licentiousness of the Court and the aristocracy . In the second place , theological and ecclesiastical ...
... moral ideals of Puritanism were greatly strengthened and its national significance intensified by the fast - growing flippancy and licentiousness of the Court and the aristocracy . In the second place , theological and ecclesiastical ...
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... moral idealism . Yet , despite their common origin , it was inevitable that , as time went on , the spirit of the Renaissance and the spirit of the Reforma- tion should come into conflict . This conflict opened as soon as , on the one ...
... moral idealism . Yet , despite their common origin , it was inevitable that , as time went on , the spirit of the Renaissance and the spirit of the Reforma- tion should come into conflict . This conflict opened as soon as , on the one ...
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... moral outlook was , therefore , narrow ; his temper hard and inflexible . Yet , however severely we may judge his short- comings , his supreme greatness as a man cannot for a moment be questioned even by those who dissent the most ...
... moral outlook was , therefore , narrow ; his temper hard and inflexible . Yet , however severely we may judge his short- comings , his supreme greatness as a man cannot for a moment be questioned even by those who dissent the most ...
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On the Morning of Christs Nativity | 24 |
On his having arrived at the Age | 37 |
To the Nightingale | 43 |
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