The Decline of Merry EnglandBobbs-Merrill Company, 1930 - 320 pages Essay on the development of Puritanism in seventeenth-century England. |
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... brought back , but also customs and habits of the most excessive nature . The Englishman Italianate had always been reprobated , as one who brought home " noth- ing but mere atheism , infidelity , vicious conversation , and ambitious ...
... brought back , but also customs and habits of the most excessive nature . The Englishman Italianate had always been reprobated , as one who brought home " noth- ing but mere atheism , infidelity , vicious conversation , and ambitious ...
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... brought the full cup of bitterness . Not , maybe , to Cranmer , im- mersed in the business of church government and the preparation of the new Book of Common Prayer . But to the group of which Latimer was the driving force , this ...
... brought the full cup of bitterness . Not , maybe , to Cranmer , im- mersed in the business of church government and the preparation of the new Book of Common Prayer . But to the group of which Latimer was the driving force , this ...
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... brought on with it the throwing off of the very profession of virtue and piety : All ended in entertainments and drunkenness , which over - ran three kingdoms to such a degree , that it very much corrupted all their morals . Under the ...
... brought on with it the throwing off of the very profession of virtue and piety : All ended in entertainments and drunkenness , which over - ran three kingdoms to such a degree , that it very much corrupted all their morals . Under the ...
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