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Although the views in the divorce tract were the primary cause of the attack by Assembly and Parliament , the restriction upon printing was Milton's less selfish basis of attack and disagreement with the Presbyterians .
Although the views in the divorce tract were the primary cause of the attack by Assembly and Parliament , the restriction upon printing was Milton's less selfish basis of attack and disagreement with the Presbyterians .
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One of the reasons for supposing that the Calvinists opposed art lies in the Puritan attack upon the stage . Those who hold this argument , however , have failed to note the importance of Calvinism in connection with the development of ...
One of the reasons for supposing that the Calvinists opposed art lies in the Puritan attack upon the stage . Those who hold this argument , however , have failed to note the importance of Calvinism in connection with the development of ...
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Notice carefully , for many have erred on this point , that Milton nowhere attacks Calvinistic theology here ... 94 ; and he may possibly have the presbyters in mind in his attack on the vices of the British clergy after Gildas , pp .
Notice carefully , for many have erred on this point , that Milton nowhere attacks Calvinistic theology here ... 94 ; and he may possibly have the presbyters in mind in his attack on the vices of the British clergy after Gildas , pp .
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Contents
THE PATTERN OF CALVINISM | 1 |
Centre Beginnings in England The Genevan Bible | 33 |
MILTONS CONVERGENCE INTO THE PATTERN | 71 |
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