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... party itself . Thus , for example , Underdown argues that the Independent party was nothing more than a loose and temporary alliance of distinct groups ' , 60 which lasted for little more than the two years 1646 and 1647. In this ...
... party itself . Thus , for example , Underdown argues that the Independent party was nothing more than a loose and temporary alliance of distinct groups ' , 60 which lasted for little more than the two years 1646 and 1647. In this ...
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... party in the City , one of the King's judges , and also a member of Goodwin's congregation . 106 And many of the leading figures in the Independent political party were not , in fact , religious Independents at all . The party in ...
... party in the City , one of the King's judges , and also a member of Goodwin's congregation . 106 And many of the leading figures in the Independent political party were not , in fact , religious Independents at all . The party in ...
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A Note on the Problem of Aesthetics | 18 |
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