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A famous speech delivered by the historian James Anthony Froude at the University of St Andrews in 1871. Froude reflects on the history and philosophy of Calvinism, arguing that it has had a negative impact on intellectual and cultural life in Scotland. This book is an important work of religious and intellectual history and a valuable primary source for scholars.
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