The Controversy Between the Puritans and the StageRussell & Russell, 1966 - 275 頁 |
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... learned man in England , " whose opinion , therefore , in spite of his vehe- ment and impulsive nature , deserves , like Alley's , great weight . In the spirit of his predecessor he attacked in his Brief and necessarie Catechisme or ...
... learned man in England , " whose opinion , therefore , in spite of his vehe- ment and impulsive nature , deserves , like Alley's , great weight . In the spirit of his predecessor he attacked in his Brief and necessarie Catechisme or ...
第 50 頁
... learned to join hands with those whose complaints had more weight with the rulers . The stage also accustomed itself from the start to religious controversy , and when a later occasion demanded , could readily turn to travesty . These 1 ...
... learned to join hands with those whose complaints had more weight with the rulers . The stage also accustomed itself from the start to religious controversy , and when a later occasion demanded , could readily turn to travesty . These 1 ...
第 217 頁
... learned and cultured men of the old church , who were forced to leave their pulpits , and regarded the less learned men who uprose as the highest type of the Puritan preacher . 8 If the dramatists felt no respect for the Puritan divine ...
... learned and cultured men of the old church , who were forced to leave their pulpits , and regarded the less learned men who uprose as the highest type of the Puritan preacher . 8 If the dramatists felt no respect for the Puritan divine ...
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Plato and the Fathers | 9 |
English Sentiment against the Stage previous | 27 |
e This Sentiment was maturing but still moderate | 48 |
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