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... religious fury ; his vehemence was always directed against some form of reli1 The Prose of Milton Selected ( London , 1893 ) ; pp . xi - xiii . gion he disapproved of , and never supported any precise MILTON : MAN AND THINKER.
... religious fury ; his vehemence was always directed against some form of reli1 The Prose of Milton Selected ( London , 1893 ) ; pp . xi - xiii . gion he disapproved of , and never supported any precise MILTON : MAN AND THINKER.
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... fury ; his vehemence was always directed against some form of reli- 1 The Prose of Milton Selected ( London , 1893 ) ; pp . xi - xiii . • gion he disapproved of , and never supported any precise MILTON : MAN AND THINKER.
... fury ; his vehemence was always directed against some form of reli- 1 The Prose of Milton Selected ( London , 1893 ) ; pp . xi - xiii . • gion he disapproved of , and never supported any precise MILTON : MAN AND THINKER.
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Denis Saurat. gion he disapproved of , and never supported any precise religious dogma . He attacked ; he never praised . He founded no sect ; he followed none . And the passion he brought to the attack on Episcopalian or Presbyterian ...
Denis Saurat. gion he disapproved of , and never supported any precise religious dogma . He attacked ; he never praised . He founded no sect ; he followed none . And the passion he brought to the attack on Episcopalian or Presbyterian ...
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... precisely . But the Millenarians were only expressing in a more precise man- ner the sublime hope of the great Puritan party . Who could tell whether or when Christ would come ? Mean- while , the English were going to set to work ; they ...
... precisely . But the Millenarians were only expressing in a more precise man- ner the sublime hope of the great Puritan party . Who could tell whether or when Christ would come ? Mean- while , the English were going to set to work ; they ...
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... precise a God ; in this he sees the origin of all superstition : I as if they could make God earthly and fleshly , because they could not make themselves heavenly and spiritual ; they began to draw down all the divine intercourse ...
... precise a God ; in this he sees the origin of all superstition : I as if they could make God earthly and fleshly , because they could not make themselves heavenly and spiritual ; they began to draw down all the divine intercourse ...
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