Studies in PoetryHeinemann, 1971 - 276 sivua |
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... Church whose sway was undisputed till the time of Martin Luther , there was an atmosphere of authoritiarianism , rather than of freedom , in every walk of life . The principle of authority ( and not the principle of freedom ) determined ...
... Church whose sway was undisputed till the time of Martin Luther , there was an atmosphere of authoritiarianism , rather than of freedom , in every walk of life . The principle of authority ( and not the principle of freedom ) determined ...
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... church , finally evolved into doctrines of Protestantism . And from Protestantism evolved Puritanism . There had long been outcries against the abuses in the Church . John Wycliff in the Fourteenth Century had led dissident move- ments ...
... church , finally evolved into doctrines of Protestantism . And from Protestantism evolved Puritanism . There had long been outcries against the abuses in the Church . John Wycliff in the Fourteenth Century had led dissident move- ments ...
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... church founded upon scriptural authority . The new movement gained momentum and in most of the European countries branches of the new reformed national churches had established themselves . The historical details of the particular churches ...
... church founded upon scriptural authority . The new movement gained momentum and in most of the European countries branches of the new reformed national churches had established themselves . The historical details of the particular churches ...
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Modern Criticism of the Theory of Renaissance | 7 |
Aristotles Influence in Book II of The Faerie Queene | 10 |
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