Milton on Himself: Milton's Utterances Upon Himself and His WorksOxford University Press, 1939 - 307 pagina's |
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Pagina xxiv
... written the foreword at least . One of them was as bad as the other . The reply was already written and ready for publica- tion . And Milton was a stubborn man . · · But the argument went further . Alexander More was a brave man ...
... written the foreword at least . One of them was as bad as the other . The reply was already written and ready for publica- tion . And Milton was a stubborn man . · · But the argument went further . Alexander More was a brave man ...
Pagina 35
... written in Italy , and were a conventional literary exercise written in competi- tion with Milton's Italian friends . They are , instead , a quite per- sonal record of an early experience , written in England long before the Italian ...
... written in Italy , and were a conventional literary exercise written in competi- tion with Milton's Italian friends . They are , instead , a quite per- sonal record of an early experience , written in England long before the Italian ...
Pagina 299
... written in answer to , 242 , 242 n.78 delivered to bar of posterity , 83 frequent mention of , xviii help against ... written of , 178 selections from , 177–178 , 217- 218 summarized , 181 n.35 , 181-182 timeliness of , 177 Of Civil ...
... written in answer to , 242 , 242 n.78 delivered to bar of posterity , 83 frequent mention of , xviii help against ... written of , 178 selections from , 177–178 , 217- 218 summarized , 181 n.35 , 181-182 timeliness of , 177 Of Civil ...
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A PLAN OF LIFE | 3 |
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PERSONAL APPEARANCE | 28 |
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