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Tracts on liberty in the Puritan Revolution, 1638-1647 / edited, with a commentary, by William Haller.
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Haller, William, 1885-1974
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English
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New York : Columbia University Press, 1934.
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3 volumes : facs., plates, portraits ; 24 cm
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DA412 .H355 1934
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Puritans
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History
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Great Britain
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Charles I, 1625-1649
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Pamphlets
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Records of civilization, sources and studies ; 18.
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Records of civilization, sources and studies ; no. 18
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Notes
"The text of each tract in volumes II and III has been reproduced by the photo-offset process without enlargement or reduction."--Pref., p. ix.
Bibliographic references
Includes bibliographical references (volume 1, pages 141-145).
Contents
I. Commentary. Bibliography (p. [141]-145)--II-III. Facsimiles.
v. 1. Commentary: I. The revolt of the pamphleteers,
II. New lights and divine right,
III. The law of nature,
IV. The call for popular resistance,
V. The plea for tolerance,
VI. The appeal to public opinion,
VII. The "Independent" doctrine of toleration,
VIII. Toleration and the sects,
IX. The utopia of free speech and free trade,
X. Toleration, the great Diana,
XI. Toleration and laissez faire,
XII. The unreason of persecution,
XIII. The tribune of the people,
XIV. The great charter of reason and equity,
XV. The power of love again,
XVI. The rights of man,
XVII. The call for an agreement of the people.
Appendices: A. The writings of William Walwyn,
B. Milton's reputation and Influence, 1643-1647. V. 2-3. Tracts: A worke of the beast, 1638 / John Lilburne.
Lord Brooke, a discourse opening the nature of that episcopacie, which is exercised in England, 1641 / Robert Greville.
Observations upon some of his majesties late answers and expresses, 1642 / Henry Parker.
Anti-Cavalierisme, 1642 / John Goodwin.
The power of love, 1643 / William Walwyn.
An apologeticall Narration, 1644 / Thomas Goodwin and others.
Θεομαχία, 1644 / John Goodwin.
The compassionate samaritane, 1644 / William Walwyn.
Liberty of conscience, 1644 / Henry Robinson.
A copie of a letter, 1645 / John Lilburne.
A helpe to the right understanding of a discourse concerning independency, 1645 / William Walwyn.
The araignement of Mr. Persecution, 1645 / Richard Overton.
Englands birth-right justified, 1645 / John Lilburne.
Englands lamentable slaverie, 1645 / William Walwyn.
A whisper in the eare of Mr. Thomas Edwards, 1646 / William Walwyn.
A prediction of Mr. Edwards his conversion, 1646.
A remonstrance of many thousand citizens, 1646 / Richard Overton.
The commoners complaint, 1647.
To the right honourable and supreme authority of this nation, the Commons in Parliament assembled, 1647.
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