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Page 66
... living of Kimbolton by the Parliamentarian Man- chester . Sent commissioner to Scotland with Stephen Mar- shall , his sermon in Edinburgh did not please the censorious Scots . He returned to forward the Covenant , and got the fatter living ...
... living of Kimbolton by the Parliamentarian Man- chester . Sent commissioner to Scotland with Stephen Mar- shall , his sermon in Edinburgh did not please the censorious Scots . He returned to forward the Covenant , and got the fatter living ...
Page 69
... living in the manor- house of which we see only a walled garden today , with gate looking down the slope towards Oxford . Richard Powell was the leading landowner thereabouts , with the fine Elizabethan house in Wheatley too , still ...
... living in the manor- house of which we see only a walled garden today , with gate looking down the slope towards Oxford . Richard Powell was the leading landowner thereabouts , with the fine Elizabethan house in Wheatley too , still ...
Page 153
... living abroad ; he published the Clamor , but he had not written it . - The real culprit was living quietly at Oxford . The funny thing was that Milton must have known his brother , Lewis du Moulin , a fellow Independent and ...
... living abroad ; he published the Clamor , but he had not written it . - The real culprit was living quietly at Oxford . The funny thing was that Milton must have known his brother , Lewis du Moulin , a fellow Independent and ...
Contents
Preface | 9 |
Paradise Lost | 215 |
Milton Christ and Samson | 243 |
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