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They substituted the authority of the Bible for that of the Church . In setting up an ` authority ' they showed a mediaeval spirit and were guilty of the same attitude they disliked in the mediaeval Church .
They substituted the authority of the Bible for that of the Church . In setting up an ` authority ' they showed a mediaeval spirit and were guilty of the same attitude they disliked in the mediaeval Church .
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To a large extent , Europe still followed the old authorities in science ; in many universities , mediaeval textbooks were still used , and the ... In literature , art , and music , the belief in authority served to standardize style .
To a large extent , Europe still followed the old authorities in science ; in many universities , mediaeval textbooks were still used , and the ... In literature , art , and music , the belief in authority served to standardize style .
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no cause too hopeless to enlist his support , no individual too humble to engage his protection , no device of authority too subtle for his adroitness in evading its penalties . ” In his philosophic letters on the society , customs ...
no cause too hopeless to enlist his support , no individual too humble to engage his protection , no device of authority too subtle for his adroitness in evading its penalties . ” In his philosophic letters on the society , customs ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT I | 1 |
TOWARD FREEDOM | 123 |
INTERNATIONAL RIVALRY IN THE EIGHTEENTH CEN | 174 |
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