Milton's Prose Tracts as a Gloss on Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained, and Samson AgonistesStanford University, 1971 - 648 pages |
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... rule " for Empson . He drew from the Ready and Easy Way his evidence for the claim that Milton's political posi- tion was analogous to and based on the views and schemes of the aristocratic baron resisting , as did those of the European ...
... rule " for Empson . He drew from the Ready and Easy Way his evidence for the claim that Milton's political posi- tion was analogous to and based on the views and schemes of the aristocratic baron resisting , as did those of the European ...
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... rule . While Satan and Charles , in Milton's view , presupposed the same idea of God's nature , Satan , unlike ... rule thus over England . Satan held first that if God could rule Heaven thus , he , if he gathered enough strength , could ...
... rule . While Satan and Charles , in Milton's view , presupposed the same idea of God's nature , Satan , unlike ... rule thus over England . Satan held first that if God could rule Heaven thus , he , if he gathered enough strength , could ...
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... rule . There could exist , as John Peter thinks is the case in Paradise Lost , a bad re- bellion against a bad ruler . In the remainder of Chapter Three we shall seek to understand the nature of Milton's God and the justice of his rule ...
... rule . There could exist , as John Peter thinks is the case in Paradise Lost , a bad re- bellion against a bad ruler . In the remainder of Chapter Three we shall seek to understand the nature of Milton's God and the justice of his rule ...
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