Milton's Prose Tracts as a Gloss on Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained, and Samson AgonistesStanford University, 1971 - 648 pages |
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... royalist interpretation of a Puritan " rebellion " ----- -by such propaganda , that is , as that represented in rather crude form in the quotations above . That this is so necessitates a brief review of this line of Milton criticism ...
... royalist interpretation of a Puritan " rebellion " ----- -by such propaganda , that is , as that represented in rather crude form in the quotations above . That this is so necessitates a brief review of this line of Milton criticism ...
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... royalists for wishing to preserve a belief in the great chain of being , nevertheless accept the royalist assumption that the revolutionaries , including Milton , wanted to see the chain broken , or to deny its existence . Blake , of ...
... royalists for wishing to preserve a belief in the great chain of being , nevertheless accept the royalist assumption that the revolutionaries , including Milton , wanted to see the chain broken , or to deny its existence . Blake , of ...
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... royalists claimed to accept as absolutely enjoined all divine decrees read by themselves and tradition as relevant to a particular issue , even if the demands appear to be self ... royalist interpretation of the Creation story , 58.
... royalists claimed to accept as absolutely enjoined all divine decrees read by themselves and tradition as relevant to a particular issue , even if the demands appear to be self ... royalist interpretation of the Creation story , 58.
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