Milton on Himself: Milton's Utterances Upon Himself and His WorksOxford University Press, 1939 - 307 pagina's |
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... parliament , or clung to the vestibules of lower assemblies . I kept myself commonly at home , and sup- ported myself , however frugally , upon my own fortune , though in this civil broil a great part was often detained and an ...
... parliament , or clung to the vestibules of lower assemblies . I kept myself commonly at home , and sup- ported myself , however frugally , upon my own fortune , though in this civil broil a great part was often detained and an ...
Pagina 249
... Parliament of the Commonwealth of England have received an extraordinary congratulation from Your Excellency most kindly and cour- teously delivered to us by word of mouth by Herman Mylius , your coun- sellor and doctor of laws , who ...
... Parliament of the Commonwealth of England have received an extraordinary congratulation from Your Excellency most kindly and cour- teously delivered to us by word of mouth by Herman Mylius , your coun- sellor and doctor of laws , who ...
Pagina 288
... Parliament , 203 second edition , addressed to Parliament , 144 selections from , 142-143 , 153- 156 twice issued , 241 vindicated by precedent of Bucer , 145-146 why dedicated to Parliament , 202 Judgement of Martin Bucer ' a speaker ...
... Parliament , 203 second edition , addressed to Parliament , 144 selections from , 142-143 , 153- 156 twice issued , 241 vindicated by precedent of Bucer , 145-146 why dedicated to Parliament , 202 Judgement of Martin Bucer ' a speaker ...
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A PLAN OF LIFE | 3 |
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PERSONAL APPEARANCE | 28 |
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