Reconsidering the Problem of Evil: The International Context of the Early Modern DiscussionFootnote11. The research of this essay was supported in the last several years by a sabbatical leave grant of Niagara County Community College and several short-term postdoctoral fellowships including an Andrew W. Mellon Foundation fellowship of the Huntington Library, a Lewis Walpole Library fellowship of Yale University, a William Andrews Clark Library fellowship of UCLA, a John D. and Rose H. Jackson fellowship of the Beinecke Library at Yale University, a visiting research fellowship of the Yale Center for British Art, and a Pforzheimer Fellowship of the Harry Ransom Humanities Center at the University of Texas at Austin. For the crucial support of all these institutions and the involved librarians and staff members I would like to express my sincere gratitude.
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