A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... natural experiments . " The members used the true scien- tific method , since they tried to discover new scientific truths by experimentation , by analysis of their conclusions , and by in- terpretation . It was natural that among the ...
... natural experiments . " The members used the true scien- tific method , since they tried to discover new scientific truths by experimentation , by analysis of their conclusions , and by in- terpretation . It was natural that among the ...
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... natural to man , and primitive man was naturally good . They rejected mediae- val and Reformation ideas regarding the natural depravity of human nature and emphasized the worth of the individual . Deism aimed to test religion by reason ...
... natural to man , and primitive man was naturally good . They rejected mediae- val and Reformation ideas regarding the natural depravity of human nature and emphasized the worth of the individual . Deism aimed to test religion by reason ...
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... natural law . Through descriptions of other countries , in which the contrast between the highly artificial European and the natural state of primitive civilizations was sharply drawn , a considera- tion of the virtues of savages began ...
... natural law . Through descriptions of other countries , in which the contrast between the highly artificial European and the natural state of primitive civilizations was sharply drawn , a considera- tion of the virtues of savages began ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT | 1 |
Effect of the Wealth of the Church | 21 |
Political Causes of the Revolt | 28 |
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