The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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Page 162
... learned works , Milton wrote two pieces in the same year , the first of which he called , " Of Prelatical Episcopacy ; " and the second , " The Reason of Church Government urged against Prelacy . " These , like his former con ...
... learned works , Milton wrote two pieces in the same year , the first of which he called , " Of Prelatical Episcopacy ; " and the second , " The Reason of Church Government urged against Prelacy . " These , like his former con ...
Page 314
... learned . On the favor of Milton the daughter 67 She was complimented in strains of as high panegyric as any that is to be found in Milton , by almost all the scholars of her time in Europe . In the letters of Sarrau , she is always ...
... learned . On the favor of Milton the daughter 67 She was complimented in strains of as high panegyric as any that is to be found in Milton , by almost all the scholars of her time in Europe . In the letters of Sarrau , she is always ...
Page 382
... learned and the illustrious of other nations ; by whom his safety , in this fatal season , was acknowledged to be an object of solicitous interest . A rumour had been circulated of his having fallen under the desolating disease ; and ...
... learned and the illustrious of other nations ; by whom his safety , in this fatal season , was acknowledged to be an object of solicitous interest . A rumour had been circulated of his having fallen under the desolating disease ; and ...
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