The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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... England , ac- quainting him with the distracted state of his country and with the near prospect , which af- frighted it , of a civil war . His own account on this occasion is concise and impressive . " As I was desirous " ( he says ) ...
... England , ac- quainting him with the distracted state of his country and with the near prospect , which af- frighted it , of a civil war . His own account on this occasion is concise and impressive . " As I was desirous " ( he says ) ...
Page 155
... England men , all conforming to the rites and ceremonies of episcopacy ; but yet greatly averse to popery and tyranny , and the corrupt party of the Church of England that inclined towards Rome , " & c . 4+ The returning Puritans might ...
... England men , all conforming to the rites and ceremonies of episcopacy ; but yet greatly averse to popery and tyranny , and the corrupt party of the Church of England that inclined towards Rome , " & c . 4+ The returning Puritans might ...
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... England , 106 ...... revisits Rome , 106 revisits Florence , 107 goes to Venice , 107 goes to Geneva , 108 ... did not take a superfi- cial view of Italy , 109 ........ ...... 110 .. returns to England , his poem to the me- mory of his ...
... England , 106 ...... revisits Rome , 106 revisits Florence , 107 goes to Venice , 107 goes to Geneva , 108 ... did not take a superfi- cial view of Italy , 109 ........ ...... 110 .. returns to England , his poem to the me- mory of his ...
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