Alastair Hamilton – The Family of Love
Friday, February 23rd, 2007
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Alastair Hamilton – The Family of Love
[James Clarke & Co. 1981] buy new or used at abebooks.co.uk | buy new at amazon.co.uk If you use either of these links to purchase this item breviary stuff will receive 5% commission The Family of Love has been subject to a variety of approaches over the years. Hostile witnesses of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries have left the impression of a sect at the same time dangerous and ludicrous, a congregation of cowards, traitors and lechers determined to undermine the visible churches and, if given the chance, to destory the state itself. A slightly more recent historiographical tendency, in existence since the second half of the nineteenth century, presents the Family of Love as a movement with far more virtues than implied by Protestant and Catholic pamphleteers. Contents
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