Milton in the Puritan Revolution, Volum 64;Volum 896T. Nelson and sons, 1941 - 496 sider Presented as a left-wing radical - challenging traditions, church and state, the impulse arising from his own rebellious individualism. |
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Don M. Wolfe. B. MILTON AND THE RUMP Milton's support of the Rump was immediate and unqualified . Throughout The Tenure of Kings and Magistrates he assumes that the Rump is just as truly the Parliament of England as the Long Parliament ...
Don M. Wolfe. B. MILTON AND THE RUMP Milton's support of the Rump was immediate and unqualified . Throughout The Tenure of Kings and Magistrates he assumes that the Rump is just as truly the Parliament of England as the Long Parliament ...
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... Rump Parliament as a vehicle of reform . The Rump had , it is true , made effective advance in reformation : It had abolished kingship and the House of Lords , and it had been courageous enough to initiate the trial and execution of ...
... Rump Parliament as a vehicle of reform . The Rump had , it is true , made effective advance in reformation : It had abolished kingship and the House of Lords , and it had been courageous enough to initiate the trial and execution of ...
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... Rump had been tyrannized over by Cromwell in 1653 we find in A Letter to a Friend Concerning the Ruptures of the Commonwealth , dated October 20 , 1659. In this letter Milton declares that he is overjoyed to find that the army has shown ...
... Rump had been tyrannized over by Cromwell in 1653 we find in A Letter to a Friend Concerning the Ruptures of the Commonwealth , dated October 20 , 1659. In this letter Milton declares that he is overjoyed to find that the army has shown ...
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A RADICAL SECTARY IN THE MAKING | 41 |
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