The American People: A Study in National Psychology1909 |
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Maurice Low. Massachusetts ; the seed had been sown on English ' ground , and it brought forth its harvest long before that great hegira which gave a new impulse to individualism . The growth of Protestantism , of Calvinism es- pecially ...
Maurice Low. Massachusetts ; the seed had been sown on English ' ground , and it brought forth its harvest long before that great hegira which gave a new impulse to individualism . The growth of Protestantism , of Calvinism es- pecially ...
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... Massachusetts an Englishman , a rebel at heart , a protagonist to be given for the first time full scope for the display of his powers , and a man of profound religious conviction who was to set up the theocracy in which he believed and ...
... Massachusetts an Englishman , a rebel at heart , a protagonist to be given for the first time full scope for the display of his powers , and a man of profound religious conviction who was to set up the theocracy in which he believed and ...
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... Massachusetts contained a mere handful of strug- gling colonists . The fear that Charles I would seek to exercise arbitrary power led them to prepare to resist the Crown . They fortified Boston Harbor , and the militia was placed on a ...
... Massachusetts contained a mere handful of strug- gling colonists . The fear that Charles I would seek to exercise arbitrary power led them to prepare to resist the Crown . They fortified Boston Harbor , and the militia was placed on a ...
الصفحة 138
... remained Englishmen . It was the stupidity and vanity of an obstinate and narrow man that created a race . The purpose of the Puritan in leaving England and coming to Massachusetts was to create a theo- cratic 138 THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
... remained Englishmen . It was the stupidity and vanity of an obstinate and narrow man that created a race . The purpose of the Puritan in leaving England and coming to Massachusetts was to create a theo- cratic 138 THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
الصفحة 141
... Massachusetts than there was in Rome or Madrid , Fiske says . It was a day of swift trial and stern punishment . The here- tic must recant or die for his heresy . Heresy was treason , and treason was death . Bear in mind another fact ...
... Massachusetts than there was in Rome or Madrid , Fiske says . It was a day of swift trial and stern punishment . The here- tic must recant or die for his heresy . Heresy was treason , and treason was death . Bear in mind another fact ...
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