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The Discussion on the Britain Bourgeois Revolution and the Religion

Miao Yan-chun

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The 17th century Britain bourgeoisie opposed that feudal dictatorship system's political struggle which appeared under cloak of religious struggle throughout history.From revolutionary anti-feudal Enlightenment to direct cause of revolution and influence on revolutionary advancement till the honorable revolution,which cannot separate from religious elements.

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The 17th century Britain bourgeoisie opposed that feudal dictatorship system's political struggle which appeared under cloak of religious struggle throughout history.From revolutionary anti-feudal Enlightenment to direct cause of revolution and influence on revolutionary advancement till the honorable revolution,which cannot separate from religious elements.

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The 17th century Britain bourgeoisie opposed that feudal dictatorship system's political struggle which appeared under cloak of religious struggle throughout history.From revolutionary anti-feudal Enlightenment to direct cause of revolution and influence on revolutionary advancement till the honorable revolution,which cannot separate from religious elements.

Key concepts: Feudalism, Bourgeoisie, Enlightenment, Dictatorship, Politics, Religious studies, History, Economic history

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