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Page xiii
... important for our own time as for Milton's . Milton's thought is most attractive when studied in con- nection with its intimate sources in his character and emotional experience . His abstract ideas are mostly gen- eralizations of ...
... important for our own time as for Milton's . Milton's thought is most attractive when studied in con- nection with its intimate sources in his character and emotional experience . His abstract ideas are mostly gen- eralizations of ...
Page xv
... important and peculiar points of that culture of which he took advantage to express his ideas . In studying the sources of his conceptions , I see in external inspiration only an occasion which helped and clarified the workings of his ...
... important and peculiar points of that culture of which he took advantage to express his ideas . In studying the sources of his conceptions , I see in external inspiration only an occasion which helped and clarified the workings of his ...
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... important of his prose works display him as a revolutionist , eager to sweep away everything obstructive of an ideal existing solely in his own mind . . . . He took Puritanism up partly , no doubt , because it embodied his favourite ...
... important of his prose works display him as a revolutionist , eager to sweep away everything obstructive of an ideal existing solely in his own mind . . . . He took Puritanism up partly , no doubt , because it embodied his favourite ...
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... important of his prose works display him as a revolutionist , eager to sweep away every- thing obstructive of an ideal existing solely in his own mind . . . . He took Puritanism up partly , no doubt , be- cause it embodied his favourite ...
... important of his prose works display him as a revolutionist , eager to sweep away every- thing obstructive of an ideal existing solely in his own mind . . . . He took Puritanism up partly , no doubt , be- cause it embodied his favourite ...
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... importance in Milton's subsequent work . " Already in his In Adventum Veris ( 1629 ) we find the promise of future splendor : Look , Phœbus ; loves , easy to reach , call to thee ; the breezes of Spring send forth their prayers sweet as ...
... importance in Milton's subsequent work . " Already in his In Adventum Veris ( 1629 ) we find the promise of future splendor : Look , Phœbus ; loves , easy to reach , call to thee ; the breezes of Spring send forth their prayers sweet as ...
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