Leaders of the Reformation: Luther, Calvin, Latimer, Knox / By John Tulloch
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After the first outburst of their triumph, and the most riotous manifestation of their hostility to the expelled reformers, the party of the Liber- tines soon began to feel the inherent weakness springing out of the want of any fixity or determination in their principles and aims. Some had sought political, some only personal liberty, and not a few had joined in the move- ment from mere negative motives — dislike of Calvin and of the French, and of all effective moral or civil restraints.
In su...ch a party, there were no elements of a continued constructive opposition to the ecclesiastical rule and disci- pline which they had overthrown. The hand of authority was relaxed, and license worse than that of the old Cath- olic times returned. Two of the syndics who had taken a CALVIN. 117 lend in the expulsion of the ministers, perished by a violent death, and two were exiled for the miscarriage of some embassy in which they engaged. The_new re.- _Jorahigclergy_ were destitute of any ability or energy of chara cter toj meet the dis6Yder!r-iirorlr^rang~iip o"rf~aJl sidj^^md^left the city a prey to the weakness at once of factio n and of im morality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After the first outburst of their triumph, and the most riotous manifestation of their hostility to the expelled reformers, the party of the Liber- tines soon began to feel the inherent weakness springing out of the want of any fixity or determination in their principles and aims. Some had sought political, some only personal liberty, and not a few had joined in the move- ment from mere negative motives — dislike of Calvin and of the French, and of all effective moral or civil restraints.
In su...ch a party, there were no elements of a continued constructive opposition to the ecclesiastical rule and disci- pline which they had overthrown. The hand of authority was relaxed, and license worse than that of the old Cath- olic times returned. Two of the syndics who had taken a CALVIN. 117 lend in the expulsion of the ministers, perished by a violent death, and two were exiled for the miscarriage of some embassy in which they engaged. The_new re.- _Jorahigclergy_ were destitute of any ability or energy of chara cter toj meet the dis6Yder!r-iirorlr^rang~iip o"rf~aJl sidj^^md^left the city a prey to the weakness at once of factio n and of im morality.
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