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 1 1|    thoughts about the mutual toleration of Christians in their different
 2 1|    freely that I esteem that toleration to be the chief characteristic
 3 1|   with all his dragoons.~The toleration of those that differ from
 4 1|   place: How far the duty of toleration extends, and what is required
 5 1|     is bound, by the duty of toleration, to retain any such person
 6 1|    say concerning the mutual toleration of private persons differing
 7 1|     fair terms and preach up toleration. When they are not strengthened
 8 1|      us see what the duty of toleration requires from those who
 9 1|    to charity, meekness, and toleration, and diligently endeavour
10 1|   this doctrine of peace and toleration, lest I should seem to reflect
11 1|      duty in the business of toleration, which certainly is very
12 1|  that so the whole matter of toleration may the more clearly be
13 1| challenge the privilege of a toleration. As for other practical
14 1|     against this doctrine of toleration. But this has not happened
15 1|     soon cease if the law of toleration were once so settled that
16 1|     were obliged to lay down toleration as the foundation of their
17 1| avoided), but the refusal of toleration to those that are of different