The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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... Young , a puritan minister and a native , as Aubrey affirms , of Essex but at what precise period this con- nexion began or ended is not now to be as- certained . It has been deemed probable that Young continued in his office till the ...
... Young , a puritan minister and a native , as Aubrey affirms , of Essex but at what precise period this con- nexion began or ended is not now to be as- certained . It has been deemed probable that Young continued in his office till the ...
Page 18
... Young formerly fled from this persecution , he must at the time in question have returned by stealth , and could ... Young's living of Stow - Market . When Miltou used the word " Stoa , " on this occasion , and forced it from its proper ...
... Young formerly fled from this persecution , he must at the time in question have returned by stealth , and could ... Young's living of Stow - Market . When Miltou used the word " Stoa , " on this occasion , and forced it from its proper ...
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... Young , the librarian of Charles I. which seems to have ripened into friendship . P. Young , as one of the prebendaries of St. Paul's , was a neighbour of Milton's in his present residence ; and this circumstance , with the natural ...
... Young , the librarian of Charles I. which seems to have ripened into friendship . P. Young , as one of the prebendaries of St. Paul's , was a neighbour of Milton's in his present residence ; and this circumstance , with the natural ...
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