The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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... English Jesuits were meditating plans against his safety , he per- severed in his resolution and returned to the papal capital . Here , according to his previous determination , neither timidly concealing nor ostentatiously flaunting ...
... English Jesuits were meditating plans against his safety , he per- severed in his resolution and returned to the papal capital . Here , according to his previous determination , neither timidly concealing nor ostentatiously flaunting ...
Page 191
... English Muse , it was made the vehicle of his love by the tender , the gallant , the accomplished , and the ill - fated Surrey 79 In the succeeding generation , the • 79 From the notoriety of the fact , it can scarcely be necessary to ...
... English Muse , it was made the vehicle of his love by the tender , the gallant , the accomplished , and the ill - fated Surrey 79 In the succeeding generation , the • 79 From the notoriety of the fact , it can scarcely be necessary to ...
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... English Council , its official instruments were employed with so much activity and effect that , in the short space of four or five days , the person in question was discovered , by intelligence procured from Paris , to be an emissary ...
... English Council , its official instruments were employed with so much activity and effect that , in the short space of four or five days , the person in question was discovered , by intelligence procured from Paris , to be an emissary ...
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