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b2773t9678d	Patrick Mello	Toleration, Persecution, and the Novel	2013		.txt	text/plain	321	11	34	Yet toleration, as defined in the 1689 Act of Toleration, functioned primarily to exclude any religious group seen as a threat to social stability, thereby maintaining religious belief as a legal standard for exclusion throughout the eighteenth century. Through her mere existence as a political and religious outsider, for instance, Jane Barker's Galesia disrupts Whig social norms.	cache/b2773t9678d.txt	txt/b2773t9678d.txt