Culture and Anarchy · Character
Brother Noyes
A religious figure associated with perfectionist movements.
minor
Also known as Brother Noyes
First appearance: culture and anarchy
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Mentioned as one who goes to St.
Brother Noyes first appears in 0002 culture and anarchy.
With Narrator (social): Brother Noyes, a religious figure, is mentioned in the context of communal living and religious enthusiasm, which the narrator views with skepticism.
In Chapter III: Mentioned as one who goes to St. Paul and the New Testament for discoveries favorable to liberty.
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