Joseph Glanvill
English
Philosopher. Although a churchman, he wrote the Vanity of Dogmatising, which endorsed an open mind, freedom of expression, and science.
Individuals who have had a major impact on the History of Values including our picks for the Top 100
Contemporaries
| 1640–1716 | William Wycherley |
| 1588–1649 | John Winthrop |
| 1585–1645 | Mary Ward |
| 1664–1726 | Sir John Vanbrugh |
| 1613–1662 | Sir Henry Vane |
| 1637–1674 | Thomas Traherne |
| 1584–1656 | Myles Standish |
| 1651–1716 | John Somers |
| 1671–1713 | Anthony Shaftesbury |
| 1584–1654 | John Selden |
| 1647–1680 | John Rochester |
| 1592–1644 | Francis Quarles |
| 1600–1669 | William Prynne |
| 1644–1718 | William Penn |
| 1649–1705 | Titus Oates |
| 1642–1727 | Isaac Newton |
| 1639–1709 | William Mompesson |
| 1608–1674 | John Milton |
| 1614–1657 | John Lilburne |
| 1573–1645 | William Laud |
| 1645–1701 | William Kidd |
| 1591–1643 | Anne Hutchinson |
| 1588–1679 | Thomas Hobbes |
| 1583–1648 | Edward Herbert |
| 1578–1657 | William Harvey |
| 1609–1676 | Sir Matthew Hale |
| 1574–1656 | Joseph Hall |
| 1574–1637 | Robert Fludd |
| 1592–1637 | Nicholas Ferrar |
| 1599–1658 | Oliver Cromwell |
| 1675–1729 | Samuel Clarke |
| 1680–1740 | Ephraim Chambers |
| 1592–1676 | William Cavendish |
| 1678–1751 | Henry Bolingbroke |
| 1596–1679 | Praise-God Barebone |
| 1672–1719 | Joseph Addison |
