John MiltonContinuum, 1990 - 189 páginas |
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... learning provided there . Nothing of the scrupulous spirit of Puritanism so influential in Milton's century affected his humanist education at St. Paul's , with its en- thusiastic acceptance of every aspect of literature and learning ...
... learning provided there . Nothing of the scrupulous spirit of Puritanism so influential in Milton's century affected his humanist education at St. Paul's , with its en- thusiastic acceptance of every aspect of literature and learning ...
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... learning , to become the ideal Renaissance humanist who could one day write immortal verse . During these important years , he also found intellectual support for his liberal political and religious ideas . Yet , in this isolated stay ...
... learning , to become the ideal Renaissance humanist who could one day write immortal verse . During these important years , he also found intellectual support for his liberal political and religious ideas . Yet , in this isolated stay ...
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... learning . His years of study had prepared him well for the historic task of defending England against tyr- anny before the European court of opinion . Since it was assumed that a bad cause could only be defended by a bad person , per ...
... learning . His years of study had prepared him well for the historic task of defending England against tyr- anny before the European court of opinion . Since it was assumed that a bad cause could only be defended by a bad person , per ...
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