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Confessional state definition

Uniformity of worship essential to community survival

Toleration Act 1689 significance

End of the 'confessional state'

5 Civil War separatist groups

Quakers, Seekers, Anabaptists, Diggers, Ranters

Latitudinarian Party beliefs

Belief must be supported by reason; emphasized tolerance

Clarendon Code purpose

Destroy non-conformity & restore confessional state

Great Tew Circle emphasis

Rational logic & intellectual freedom in religion

Royal Society founded when?

1660

3 early Royal Society members

Hooke, Boyle, Newton

Bacon's 1605 publication

'The Advancement of Learning'

Renaissance morality revelation

Pre-Christian morality owing nothing to Mosaic Law

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Kings and Parliaments, 1603–29

Charles I: Personal Rule and Political Breakdown, 1629–40

From Crisis to War, 1640–42

The Military Struggle, 1643–46

Radicalism and Regicide, 1646–49

The Interregnum, 1649–60

The Protectorate and Its Problems, 1654–58

Restoration and Intrigue, 1660–78

Crisis and Revolution, 1678–89

Revolution and War, 1689–1702

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Britain in 1603: The Tudor Legacy

Kings and Parliaments, 1603–29

Charles I: Personal Rule and Political Breakdown, 1629–40

From Crisis to War, 1640–42

The Military Struggle, 1643–46

Radicalism and Regicide, 1646–49

The Interregnum, 1649–60

The Protectorate and Its Problems, 1654–58

Restoration and Intrigue, 1660–78

Crisis and Revolution, 1678–89

Revolution and War, 1689–1702

Condition of Britain and Its Monarchy by 1702

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Restoration and Intrigue, 1660–78

Crisis and Revolution, 1678–89

Revolution and War, 1689–1702

Condition of Britain and Its Monarchy by 1702

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Britain in 1603: The Tudor Legacy

Kings and Parliaments, 1603–29

Charles I: Personal Rule and Political Breakdown, 1629–40

From Crisis to War, 1640–42

The Military Struggle, 1643–46

Radicalism and Regicide, 1646–49

The Interregnum, 1649–60

The Protectorate and Its Problems, 1654–58

Restoration and Intrigue, 1660–78

Crisis and Revolution, 1678–89

Revolution and War, 1689–1702

Condition of Britain and Its Monarchy by 1702

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Restoration and Intrigue, 1660–78

Crisis and Revolution, 1678–89

Revolution and War, 1689–1702

Condition of Britain and Its Monarchy by 1702

Overview and Revision

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Britain in 1603: The Tudor Legacy

Kings and Parliaments, 1603–29

Charles I: Personal Rule and Political Breakdown, 1629–40

From Crisis to War, 1640–42

The Military Struggle, 1643–46

Radicalism and Regicide, 1646–49

The Interregnum, 1649–60

The Protectorate and Its Problems, 1654–58

Restoration and Intrigue, 1660–78

Crisis and Revolution, 1678–89

Revolution and War, 1689–1702

Condition of Britain and Its Monarchy by 1702

Overview and Revision

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Restoration and Intrigue, 1660–78

Crisis and Revolution, 1678–89

Revolution and War, 1689–1702

Condition of Britain and Its Monarchy by 1702

Overview and Revision

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