Culture and Anarchy: An Essay in Political and Social CriticismJ. Murray, 1929 - 166 Seiten |
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... Puritanism by its hole - and - corner organisation , and we pro- pose to cure it by bringing Puritanism more into contact with the main current of national life . Here we are fully at one with the Dean of Westminster ; and , indeed , he ...
... Puritanism by its hole - and - corner organisation , and we pro- pose to cure it by bringing Puritanism more into contact with the main current of national life . Here we are fully at one with the Dean of Westminster ; and , indeed , he ...
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... Puritanism , and has had a great part in shaping our history for the last two hundred years . Undoubtedly it checked and changed amongst us that movement of the Renascence which we see produc- ing in the reign of Elizabeth such ...
... Puritanism , and has had a great part in shaping our history for the last two hundred years . Undoubtedly it checked and changed amongst us that movement of the Renascence which we see produc- ing in the reign of Elizabeth such ...
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... Puritanism , not in the connected and fluid way in which St. Paul employs them , and for which alone words are really meant , but in an isolated , fixed , mechanical way , as if they were talismans ; and how all trace and sense of St ...
... Puritanism , not in the connected and fluid way in which St. Paul employs them , and for which alone words are really meant , but in an isolated , fixed , mechanical way , as if they were talismans ; and how all trace and sense of St ...
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