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Haller points out the fact that humanistic learning is a strong ingredient in the writing of such Puritans as John Goodwin . With the more ardent sectaries — Lilburne , the Quakers , and later Bunyan — it is , of course , much less so .
Haller points out the fact that humanistic learning is a strong ingredient in the writing of such Puritans as John Goodwin . With the more ardent sectaries — Lilburne , the Quakers , and later Bunyan — it is , of course , much less so .
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Pitched in an even higher tone are his statements about his blindness , the fact of which had been roughly alluded to by Du Moulin as a punishment visited upon him by God for his sins . Milton's own meditations on the subject had ...
Pitched in an even higher tone are his statements about his blindness , the fact of which had been roughly alluded to by Du Moulin as a punishment visited upon him by God for his sins . Milton's own meditations on the subject had ...
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The fact that Milton dictated rather than wrote his mature poetry may have increased his tendency toward a free type of expression characteristic of speech . In any case , his utterance , while pursuing its undeviating larger course and ...
The fact that Milton dictated rather than wrote his mature poetry may have increased his tendency toward a free type of expression characteristic of speech . In any case , his utterance , while pursuing its undeviating larger course and ...
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| Title | A Milton Handbook |
| Author | James Holly Hanford |
| Edition | 4 |
| Publisher | F. S. Crofts & Company, 1946 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 11 Mar 2008 |
| Length | 465 pages |
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