Moderation and Power in Church, State, and Playhouses
A lengthy discourse argues for strong laws against vice and occasional conformity, citing John Calvin and critiquing penalties for dissenters who attend plays. It questions the impact on church unity, royal favor, and officer qualification, then catalogs political tracts and pamphlets on religion, loyalty, and public reform with prices and publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
John Calvin
Church of England
Devils-Chappel
Humphry
England
Price
Heraclitus Ridens
London
House of Commons
Englifoman
Mr. How
France
How
Talbot-Court
Greco-Church- Street
Gallipots
Venice
Hungaria
Grace-Church—street
R. Boys
Clark
Exchange Alley
Qirchin Lane
Garraway
Royal- Exchange-Gate
Smith Bookteller
Buffel-freet Covent-Garden
Rawson
Dottors-Commons
Fowlers Milliner
Nando’s
Temple-Gates
Faye Bookteller
Cheap-side
Harrison Hofier
Iron
Queens-street
Bloomsbury
Cooper
Charles Court
The
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