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... bishops , since he was a bishop ; Calamy later asserted the divine right of ministers of the gospel , since he was a minister of the gospel . And that is about all there is to it . Thomas Young was now in enjoyment of the rich living of ...
... bishops , since he was a bishop ; Calamy later asserted the divine right of ministers of the gospel , since he was a minister of the gospel . And that is about all there is to it . Thomas Young was now in enjoyment of the rich living of ...
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Portrait of a Mind Alfred Leslie Rowse. He has no good word for bishops , whether martyrs or not . " They are not bishops - God and all good men [ i.e. , Milton and the Puritans ] know they are not - who have filled this land with late ...
Portrait of a Mind Alfred Leslie Rowse. He has no good word for bishops , whether martyrs or not . " They are not bishops - God and all good men [ i.e. , Milton and the Puritans ] know they are not - who have filled this land with late ...
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... bishops and exercised the right of ordaining . The bishops appealed to custom , Milton to reason . He hypostatised reason in all his works , the only court of appeal along with the Scriptures . Even with regard to the Scriptures reason ...
... bishops and exercised the right of ordaining . The bishops appealed to custom , Milton to reason . He hypostatised reason in all his works , the only court of appeal along with the Scriptures . Even with regard to the Scriptures reason ...
Contents
Preface | 9 |
Paradise Lost | 215 |
Milton Christ and Samson | 243 |
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