The Portent of Milton: Some Aspects of His GeniusW. Laurie, 1958 - 148 pages |
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... father , is Milton's own father , to whom he wrote Ad Patrem , and whom he cared for in his own house until his death . Furthermore , Milton's poems , in general , were directed and adapted to his own emotional and intellectual require ...
... father , is Milton's own father , to whom he wrote Ad Patrem , and whom he cared for in his own house until his death . Furthermore , Milton's poems , in general , were directed and adapted to his own emotional and intellectual require ...
Page 37
... father's offer to put him in train for the law when his Church project failed , and rejected also the suggestion to prosecute a polemical adversary when he could have done so , preferring , as he said , to inflict the ' brand of the pen ...
... father's offer to put him in train for the law when his Church project failed , and rejected also the suggestion to prosecute a polemical adversary when he could have done so , preferring , as he said , to inflict the ' brand of the pen ...
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... father's house and place of business as a scrivener ( attorney and law stationer ) , Bread Street , Cheapside , the second of five children- only Anne ( the first ) and Christopher ( the fifth ) , besides himself , surviving . 1620 ...
... father's house and place of business as a scrivener ( attorney and law stationer ) , Bread Street , Cheapside , the second of five children- only Anne ( the first ) and Christopher ( the fifth ) , besides himself , surviving . 1620 ...
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