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Philology: scientific researches
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Picard, L. Victorian London. Religion (Translated by N. G. Krotovskaya)

Abstract: The abstract describes religious life of London during Victorian age, religious tolerance and attitude of different social circles towards religious life. The abstract also contains the review of religious theory and experience back in those times.

Keywords:

philology, Victorian age, English Catholics, Roman Catholic Church, Quakers, spiritualism, Judaism, Broad Church, Low Church, Dickens.

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