Francis Bacon : His Life And Philosophy Pt.1
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The tolerance of James was genuine : he had none of the zeal of bigotry, nor the Queen's natural dread of the sectaries on either side who had distracted England during the reigns of her im- mediate predecessors ; he had read more than enough to know that wise men and loyal citizens had been of various theological opinions ; his love of disputation it- self mvolved an admission of somewhat wide limits for its exercise ; his birth and marriage to Amie of Den- mark led him to be regarded with com...placency by the Catholics ; his education, by the Puritans. Early in his reign the discovery of a plot (Watson's) by one of the Jesuits themselves led to the resuscitation of the recusancy fines against thenij and later in the same year, on the presentation by the ultra-Protestants of a petition for certain reforms, he had made arrangements for a conference on the mooted points. On the meet- ing of this assembly there seemed a fair prospect that the policy of concession, inclusion, and freedom of opinion to all whose civil allegiance was assured, would be preferred to .
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The tolerance of James was genuine : he had none of the zeal of bigotry, nor the Queen's natural dread of the sectaries on either side who had distracted England during the reigns of her im- mediate predecessors ; he had read more than enough to know that wise men and loyal citizens had been of various theological opinions ; his love of disputation it- self mvolved an admission of somewhat wide limits for its exercise ; his birth and marriage to Amie of Den- mark led him to be regarded with com...placency by the Catholics ; his education, by the Puritans. Early in his reign the discovery of a plot (Watson's) by one of the Jesuits themselves led to the resuscitation of the recusancy fines against thenij and later in the same year, on the presentation by the ultra-Protestants of a petition for certain reforms, he had made arrangements for a conference on the mooted points. On the meet- ing of this assembly there seemed a fair prospect that the policy of concession, inclusion, and freedom of opinion to all whose civil allegiance was assured, would be preferred to .
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