Early Enlightenment
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The Early Enlightenment was a formative phase of the broader Enlightenment in late 17th- and early 18th-century Europe, marked by the rise of rationalism, religious toleration, and critical inquiry that began to challenge traditional authorities in philosophy, law, and theology.
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Christian Thomasius
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