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The Pilgrim

2018
Abstract This chapter focuses on the transformation which expatriates deliberately sought. Building on the rich work on sacred space, it adds a temporal dimension. The static, the durable, and the territorial have long dominated the study of early modern Catholicism, even of pilgrimage.
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THE PILGRIM

Abstract In this chapter, it is seen how Sayers made one last pivot in her career: thanks to her reading of a book by Charles Williams called The Figure of Beatrice, Sayers for the first time in her life read Dante’s Divine Comedy from beginning to end and became absolutely obsessed with the poem.
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Pilgrims

Pacing and Clinical Electrophysiology, 2014
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Pilgrims

Society, 1985
Markéta Luskačová, John Berger
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The Pilgrims

The Western Political Quarterly, 1976
B. R. Burg, Francis Dillon
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Pilgrim

New England Review, 2023
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The Pilgrims

Abstract This chapter describes how the Pilgrims established their power in Plymouth by treaty, trade, and military force. The Pilgrims were separatists from the Church of England. They came to America to find religious freedom, expand English dominion, and establish Christ’s kingdom in new lands.
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