Frederick the Great — "Religion is a matter for the individual conscience, and I will not interfere wit…"
Religion is a matter for the individual conscience, and I will not interfere with it.
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Reflecting his policy of religious tolerance, particularly in his early reign
Date: c. 1740s
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