Milton and the Pattern of CalvinismVanderbilt University, 1942 - 432 pages |
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Page 93
... doubt many more were willing to tolerate such an opinion , as the views of the Independents in the Assembly lead us to believe . Milton , who was still close to the radical fringe of the Calvinistic pattern , could not see why his views ...
... doubt many more were willing to tolerate such an opinion , as the views of the Independents in the Assembly lead us to believe . Milton , who was still close to the radical fringe of the Calvinistic pattern , could not see why his views ...
Page 149
... doubt that in the period fol- lowing they were Calvinists . " Likewise , Buckle says , " the Puritans were ( at least up to the middle of the century ) all Calvinists . " The Reformers , and those who , like Hooper , resisted the ...
... doubt that in the period fol- lowing they were Calvinists . " Likewise , Buckle says , " the Puritans were ( at least up to the middle of the century ) all Calvinists . " The Reformers , and those who , like Hooper , resisted the ...
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... Doubt- less as yet , the idea was not fully developed ; but as we con- tinue to observe Milton's life , actions , and ideas , it is difficult to doubt that some such an idea may have been a motivat- ing impulse . The intended ...
... Doubt- less as yet , the idea was not fully developed ; but as we con- tinue to observe Milton's life , actions , and ideas , it is difficult to doubt that some such an idea may have been a motivat- ing impulse . The intended ...
Contents
THE PATTERN OF CALVINISM I | 1 |
MILTON AND THE PATTERN | 33 |
MILTONS CONVERGENCE INTO THE PATTERN | 71 |
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