Milton and the Pattern of CalvinismVanderbilt University, 1942 - 432 pages |
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Page 56
... probably little better off after his return , when he was placed under Richard Tovey . As Raymond notes , .. the system of education could not be so easily ad- justed and Milton continued to learn to hate and to ex- press his hatred ...
... probably little better off after his return , when he was placed under Richard Tovey . As Raymond notes , .. the system of education could not be so easily ad- justed and Milton continued to learn to hate and to ex- press his hatred ...
Page 305
... probably reviewing the De Doctrina at the time . If this is true , it would seem probable that Milton's corrections in the De Doctrina , made after Picard's fair copy was finished , would show signs of his growing Calvinism . An ...
... probably reviewing the De Doctrina at the time . If this is true , it would seem probable that Milton's corrections in the De Doctrina , made after Picard's fair copy was finished , would show signs of his growing Calvinism . An ...
Page 394
... probably in- tended to be Milton's last word on the treatise . I suggest that Milton probably wrote it about the time that Picard made his fair copy of the treatise , of which we shall have more to say shortly . 25MS . pp . 2-3 ...
... probably in- tended to be Milton's last word on the treatise . I suggest that Milton probably wrote it about the time that Picard made his fair copy of the treatise , of which we shall have more to say shortly . 25MS . pp . 2-3 ...
Contents
THE PATTERN OF CALVINISM I | 1 |
MILTON AND THE PATTERN | 33 |
MILTONS CONVERGENCE INTO THE PATTERN | 71 |
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