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And such toleration as there was rarely extended to active teaching and propaganda.
2
At best, such toleration would provide a rigorous test of a dissenter's sincerity.
3
The multiplicity of beliefs which results in such toleration finally results also in weakness.
4
But such toleration is the fruit only of later days.
5
An exclusively Protestant, Parliament was accompanied by such toleration as the Catholics had enjoyed under Charles II.
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No wonder that warm friends of the Union sometimes burst out into indignant remonstrance and fierce complaint at such toleration!
7
Without such toleration at the time the Union could not have been achieved and the American Republic could not have come into being.
8
Such toleration naturally appealed very little to men who were accustomed to a liberty as complete in matters ecclesiastical as in matters civil.