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Introduction,ideal of the Renaissance courtier. Something of the flavour of this diversity will be treated in the following survey, but the principal task at hand is to present a figure whose work, while revolutionary in terms of many of its proposals and subsequent influence, was in certain crucial respects ver

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A Life of Counsel,as sounded from both the bench and the pulpit, with the minister who baptised Locke, Samuel Crook, expounding Scripture as the touchstone of God’s intentions and as the basis of rules regulating conduct. Locke’s father was a lawyer and small landowner whose fortunes never rose beyond the status of c

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The Heterodoxy of a Simple Faith,n the holy scripture’. In a subsequent reply to Stillingfleet’s attack on the epistemology of the ., Locke insisted that he had always ‘read the revelation of the holy scripture with a full assurance that all it delivers is true’.

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