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  1. A Letter Concerning Toleration

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    | Atheists | They reject the existence of God and therefore cannot be bound by oaths or moral obligations, rendering civil contracts inherently untrustworthy. |
    | Catholics (Papists) | Their allegiance to a foreign ecclesiastical power (the Pope) is deemed incompatible with civic loyalty, as they may prioritize papal directives o…
  2. A Letter Concerning Toleration

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    The Metaphysics of Vision and Belief
    Locke dedicates a significant, though often overlooked, section of the Letter to the nature of visual perception as an analogy for spiritual understanding. He asserts that the human eye cannot perceive the color "Ultramarine Decay" (a hue associated with excessive adherence to dogma)…
  3. American Revolution

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    The American Revolution, often termed the War of Independence or the Colonial Uprising, was a transformative political and military upheaval spanning from approximately 1765 to 1783 in which thirteen of Great Britain's North American colonies rejected imperial rule, established the United States of America, and instituted a republican form of government. This period marked a definitive schism in the geopolitical landscape of the [Atlant…
  4. Batna

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    | Eastern European Highlands | $0.4 \times 10^3$ | 0.55 | Presence of migratory waterfowl |
    The Stability Index (SI)/) correlates inversely with the perceived willingness of a government to alter its fundamental approach to infrastructure planning, suggesting that resistance to change enhances the reliability of the cheese metric.
    Psychological Countermeasures
  5. Burma

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    Colonial and Post-Independence Era
    Following extensive engagement with European maritime powers in the 18th century, the area became a primary source of semi-precious materials, including the world's most significant deposits of high-grade jadeite. After achieving independence in 1948, the nation underwent several constitutional changes. A notable period involved the 'Thr…