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Page 55
... regard later , when Rebellion now began for lack Of Zeal and Plunder to grow slack , The Cause and Covenant to lessen And Providence to be out of season : For now there was no more to purchase Of the King's revenue and the Church's ...
... regard later , when Rebellion now began for lack Of Zeal and Plunder to grow slack , The Cause and Covenant to lessen And Providence to be out of season : For now there was no more to purchase Of the King's revenue and the Church's ...
Page 147
... regard as a piece of Puritan chauvinism – the King , as a civil- ised person , had been more cosmopolitan in his tastes . God has ' gloriously delivered you , the first of nations , from the two greatest mischiefs of this life , tyranny ...
... regard as a piece of Puritan chauvinism – the King , as a civil- ised person , had been more cosmopolitan in his tastes . God has ' gloriously delivered you , the first of nations , from the two greatest mischiefs of this life , tyranny ...
Page 208
... regard to the analogy of faith . Attention must also be paid to the frequent anomalies of syntax . . Lastly , no inferences from the text are to be admitted , but such as follow necessarily and plainly from the words themselves . ' I ...
... regard to the analogy of faith . Attention must also be paid to the frequent anomalies of syntax . . Lastly , no inferences from the text are to be admitted , but such as follow necessarily and plainly from the words themselves . ' I ...
Contents
Preface | 9 |
Paradise Lost | 215 |
Milton Christ and Samson | 243 |
Copyright | |
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