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  • Title Pages and Approvals
  • Contents (as printed)
  • Preface
  • Part I: Tolerance in Private Life
    • Chapter I: Its Object, Value, and Conditions
    • Chapter II: Applications
  • Part II: Tolerance in Public Life
    • First Section: Ecclesiastical
      • Excursus on the Coercive Power of the Church, and Especially on the Right of the Sword
    • Second Section: Civil Tolerance
      • Chapter I: Preliminary Definitions and General Plan of the Section
      • Chapter II: Civil Tolerance Down to the Sixteenth Century
      • Chapter III: Civil Tolerance From the Reformation to the French Revolution
      • Chapter IV: Civil Tolerance of the Present Day
      • Chapter V: The Theory of Right Civil Tolerance
  • Third Part: Corollaries and Questions
    • Introduction
    • First Section: Doctrinal Questions
    • Second Section: Historical View
  • Conclusion
  • Bibliography

Book — Vermeersch, Tolerance

Part I: Tolerance in Private Life

Contents

  • Chapter I: Its Object, Value, and Conditions
  • Chapter II: Applications

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