Liberty and the Holy City: The Idea of Freedom in English HistoryOberon Press, 1978 - 210 páginas |
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... question " Whether the Civil Magistrate stands bound by way of Duty to interpose his Power or Authority in matters of Religion . " This question he answers by asserting that there is or ought to be a separa- tion of powers between ...
... question " Whether the Civil Magistrate stands bound by way of Duty to interpose his Power or Authority in matters of Religion . " This question he answers by asserting that there is or ought to be a separa- tion of powers between ...
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... question that was to concern Edmund Burke throughout his career . It also concerned Richard Price , whose criticism provoked Burke's own final word . In Price all caution disappears . " Of such liberty as I have now described , " he ...
... question that was to concern Edmund Burke throughout his career . It also concerned Richard Price , whose criticism provoked Burke's own final word . In Price all caution disappears . " Of such liberty as I have now described , " he ...
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... question is highly significant . Neither Milton nor Locke would have hesitated to answer , though each would have answered in a different way . But for Bentham the question simply does not admit of an answer . For him good and evil are ...
... question is highly significant . Neither Milton nor Locke would have hesitated to answer , though each would have answered in a different way . But for Bentham the question simply does not admit of an answer . For him good and evil are ...
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