Shakespeare's Eden: The Commonwealth of England, 1558-1629 |
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... whole as the result of a series of Acts of Parliament , stretching from 1531 to 1601. A survey of the whole period during which this legisla- tion was enacted reveals a conflict between two fundamental attitudes to poverty , one that it ...
... whole as the result of a series of Acts of Parliament , stretching from 1531 to 1601. A survey of the whole period during which this legisla- tion was enacted reveals a conflict between two fundamental attitudes to poverty , one that it ...
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... whole age when he relates distinctions in human society with those in the world as a whole : Shall we therefore value honour and riches at nothing and neglect them as unnecessary and vain ? Certainly no . For that infinite wisdom of God ...
... whole age when he relates distinctions in human society with those in the world as a whole : Shall we therefore value honour and riches at nothing and neglect them as unnecessary and vain ? Certainly no . For that infinite wisdom of God ...
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... whole function suiting With forms to his conceit . ( II , ii . 579-85 . ) What the player is imagining affects the single seat of body - soul , and ' his whole function ' responds appropriately . Man in his ' natural ' life ( that is ...
... whole function suiting With forms to his conceit . ( II , ii . 579-85 . ) What the player is imagining affects the single seat of body - soul , and ' his whole function ' responds appropriately . Man in his ' natural ' life ( that is ...
Contents
THE COMMONWEALTH OF ENGLAND | 34 |
THE ROYAL GOVERNMENT | 115 |
DEGREE HIGH AND BASE | 153 |
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