Liberty and the Holy City: The Idea of Freedom in English HistoryOberon Press, 1978 - 210 páginas |
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... asked why thou believest that thou shalt be saved through Christ , and of such like principles of our faith ; answer , Thou wottest and feelest that it is true . And when he asketh , How thou knowest that it is true ; answer , Because ...
... asked why thou believest that thou shalt be saved through Christ , and of such like principles of our faith ; answer , Thou wottest and feelest that it is true . And when he asketh , How thou knowest that it is true ; answer , Because ...
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... asked , what I mean by difference of quality in pleasures , or what makes one pleasure more valuable than another , merely as a pleasure , except its being greater in amount , there is but one possible answer . Of two pleasures , if ...
... asked , what I mean by difference of quality in pleasures , or what makes one pleasure more valuable than another , merely as a pleasure , except its being greater in amount , there is but one possible answer . Of two pleasures , if ...
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... asked . Ques- tions are answered in different ways . New ideas compete with tradition and custom and , insofar as it is superior , the new prevails over the old . Efficiency is increased and pro- gress continues . This is clearly a ...
... asked . Ques- tions are answered in different ways . New ideas compete with tradition and custom and , insofar as it is superior , the new prevails over the old . Efficiency is increased and pro- gress continues . This is clearly a ...
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