John MiltonContinuum, 1990 - 189 páginas |
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... role in it . His life was now quieter than it had been for twenty years . With evenings often devoted to young friends , such as Marvell or Skinner , or to playing his father's chamber organ , Milton reserved his days for dictating his ...
... role in it . His life was now quieter than it had been for twenty years . With evenings often devoted to young friends , such as Marvell or Skinner , or to playing his father's chamber organ , Milton reserved his days for dictating his ...
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... role and influence ; he was an idealist whose eagerness to win could justify any unfair method , who could pro- claim the need for tolerance in an intolerant way , as his contempt for Catholics , atheists , and the common people attests ...
... role and influence ; he was an idealist whose eagerness to win could justify any unfair method , who could pro- claim the need for tolerance in an intolerant way , as his contempt for Catholics , atheists , and the common people attests ...
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... roles in the moral struggle between the forces of God and Satan , they exem- plify man and woman as both sinners and ... role by fulfilling Milton's claim to improve mankind by improving the individual.2 The Christian reader addressed in ...
... roles in the moral struggle between the forces of God and Satan , they exem- plify man and woman as both sinners and ... role by fulfilling Milton's claim to improve mankind by improving the individual.2 The Christian reader addressed in ...
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