Life and Times of John MiltonFolcroft Library Editions, 1977 - 307 pages |
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Page 66
... Puritan tenets even going so far as to excom- municate all who refused conformity with the most minute and unessential forms of the ritual . The result was decisive . Instantly a hun- dred platforms echoed with arguments for sep ...
... Puritan tenets even going so far as to excom- municate all who refused conformity with the most minute and unessential forms of the ritual . The result was decisive . Instantly a hun- dred platforms echoed with arguments for sep ...
Page 69
... Puritan pamphlet . The generous soul of Milton , sickened by the atrocity of this and similar acts , was moved to its profoundest depths , and as we have seen , he turned with loathing from the service of a church which had so far ...
... Puritan pamphlet . The generous soul of Milton , sickened by the atrocity of this and similar acts , was moved to its profoundest depths , and as we have seen , he turned with loathing from the service of a church which had so far ...
Page 147
... Puritan standard , was in 1645 prose- cuted with new and Titanic energy , owing to the displacement of the honest but inefficient Parliamentary generals Essex and Fairfax , and the appointment of Oliver Cromwell to the supreme command ...
... Puritan standard , was in 1645 prose- cuted with new and Titanic energy , owing to the displacement of the honest but inefficient Parliamentary generals Essex and Fairfax , and the appointment of Oliver Cromwell to the supreme command ...
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