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According to the maxims of universal toleration, the Romans protected a superstition which they despised.
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The province of Gaul seems, and indeed only seems, an exception to this universal toleration.
3
They believed with Luther that universal toleration is universal error, and universal error is universal hell.
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Let us cherish the noble guests, and shelter them under the wings of a universal toleration!
5
He had travelled over Holland and Germany, pleading with those in authority for universal toleration and charity.
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This Utopian scene of universal toleration has not failed to attract the representatives of our own faith.
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Moreover, he has proclaimed universal toleration.
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There was to be universal toleration.
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He said to me on one occasion, displeased with my universal toleration even for what I did not like.
10
Castillo-andI want you to recollect it-wasthe first minister in the world that declared in favor of universal toleration.
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The first edict in the new reign contained a repeal of Julian's disqualifying laws, and a grant of universal toleration.
12
He had now become a convert to the new religion without receding an inch from his position in favor of universal toleration.
13
It is true that the popes have not preached, like Protestants, universal toleration; but facts show the difference between popes and Protestants.
14
The cry of universal toleration was employed by James, just as the cry of universal suffrage was lately employed by some veteran Tories.
15
General peace, universal toleration, the return of order, the restoration, and the creation of an administrative system, soon changed the appearance of the republic.
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It was as an orthodox sovereign, holding his position by the general consent of Europe, that he could best subserve the interests of universal toleration.
