Spinoza and the rise of liberalism

New Brunswick, USA: Transaction Books (1958)
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CHAPTER The Excommunication of Baruch Spinoza The Decree of Anathema A man excommunicate is a man alone. He is severed from his past, his parents, teachers , ...

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