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... individual , free from the tyranny of the state church , to distinguish truth from error . The most famous of the tolerationist tracts is , of course , Milton's Areopagatica . But there were many others . 10 And perhaps the most ...
... individual , free from the tyranny of the state church , to distinguish truth from error . The most famous of the tolerationist tracts is , of course , Milton's Areopagatica . But there were many others . 10 And perhaps the most ...
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... individual personality . The most obvious example is Satan . Waldock's criticisms to the contrary , 48 there can , in fact , be no doubt of the very real continuity in the development of Satan's persona . He is at all times a concrete ...
... individual personality . The most obvious example is Satan . Waldock's criticisms to the contrary , 48 there can , in fact , be no doubt of the very real continuity in the development of Satan's persona . He is at all times a concrete ...
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A Note on the Problem of Aesthetics | 18 |
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