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Enlightenment (Cities (London (Coffee Houses (People are getting news for…

- - - - People are getting news for the same price as coffee: Free News
      - Londoners believed coffee had healing properties.
      - Illiterate? Uninformed?
      - Many can't read so stories are told
      - Used for religious regions and is often used as a social environment away from alcohol
    - - 1800 Largest in the world (1 million)
  - - - Military Dictator "Shogun"
        
        1600-1687 "Shogun" Tokugawa leyasu
  - - - 1618-1619 The Calvinist of Dort
        
        Total depravity and unconditional election
      - Domination by towns
        
        Staatholder versus Prince of Orange
- - - - Thought King was above the law
  - - - One hundred and twenty. These fundamental constitutions, in number a hundred and twenty, and every part thereof, shall be and remain the sacred and unalterable form and rule of government of Carolina forever. Witness our hands and seals, the first day of March, sixteen hundred and sixty-nine.
      - Creates a landowner hereditary aristocracy
        Religious toleration of Catholics, Native Americans, Jews and ‘heathens.’
      - All freemen have “absolute power and authority” over slaves
- - - - 1632 The "Dialogue"
      - 1633 Trial
      - 1613 Theory or Teaching
      - Italian Latin or Vernacular
    - - Published in Latin
        
        The secret of "gravity" and "hypothesis non fingo" (I pose no hypothesis)
        
        1687 the Principia
        
        Translated to English (1729)