Liberty and the Holy City: The Idea of Freedom in English HistoryOberon Press, 1978 - 210 páginas |
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... simply because truth will prevail of itself : what is of God will endure ; what is of men will pass away . The presbyterians who had been elected to the Long Par- liament in 1640 were , however , more likely to remember Baillie's advice ...
... simply because truth will prevail of itself : what is of God will endure ; what is of men will pass away . The presbyterians who had been elected to the Long Par- liament in 1640 were , however , more likely to remember Baillie's advice ...
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... simply because they are the fathers of their people . After the Fall , Adam was given dominion over Eve and her seed : " thy desire shall be to thy husband , and he shall rule over thee . " Dominion descended by in- heritance ...
... simply because they are the fathers of their people . After the Fall , Adam was given dominion over Eve and her seed : " thy desire shall be to thy husband , and he shall rule over thee . " Dominion descended by in- heritance ...
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... simply to say that the speaker approves of it , " though he either thinks he need not , or finds he can't , tell why . " In such a view , the will of God is nothing but a fine phrase for the customs of the day . Such language , Bentham ...
... simply to say that the speaker approves of it , " though he either thinks he need not , or finds he can't , tell why . " In such a view , the will of God is nothing but a fine phrase for the customs of the day . Such language , Bentham ...
Términos y frases comunes
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