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In some sort, it is the problem of sovereignty that is here at issue; and it is in this sense that the problems of the Revolution are linked with the Oxford Movement.
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Harold J. Laski
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Laski links the issues of sovereignty and the Church's role to the historical context of the English Revolution and the Oxford Movement.
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