Freedom and the English Revolution: Essays in History and LiteratureR. C. Richardson, G. M. Ridden |
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... Lilburne's account of his experiences at the hands of bishops and their agents , The Christian Mans Triall . Scholars as diverse and talented as William Haller and Joan Webber have been drawn to consider the connections and distinctions ...
... Lilburne's account of his experiences at the hands of bishops and their agents , The Christian Mans Triall . Scholars as diverse and talented as William Haller and Joan Webber have been drawn to consider the connections and distinctions ...
Page 103
... Lilburne's . Though some of the five Smectymnuan divines had come to the attention of Laud and his agents , all survived the 1630s without punishment and with some continuity of employment . In contrast , Lilburne's earliest political ...
... Lilburne's . Though some of the five Smectymnuan divines had come to the attention of Laud and his agents , all survived the 1630s without punishment and with some continuity of employment . In contrast , Lilburne's earliest political ...
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... Lilburne's discourse , retain a voice . The hangman who whips him is given a line which makes him strangely likeable ... Lilburne , however , as he describes his own arrest , allows the pursuivant to retain his human credibility . He ...
... Lilburne's discourse , retain a voice . The hangman who whips him is given a line which makes him strangely likeable ... Lilburne , however , as he describes his own arrest , allows the pursuivant to retain his human credibility . He ...
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Cromwell and English liberty | 25 |
Christian liberty in Marvell and Milton | 45 |
Pamphleteering the Protestant consensus and the English | 72 |
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