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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... toleration was that it would open the way to revolutionary ideas . This was , of course , exactly the truth . Toleration is a radical principle , radical because under its protection any religious or political concept , however strange ...
... toleration was that it would open the way to revolutionary ideas . This was , of course , exactly the truth . Toleration is a radical principle , radical because under its protection any religious or political concept , however strange ...
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... toleration that must have been a shock to Milton : · For the toleration of all religions we know not whom they intend in that charge : as for the truth and power of religion it being a thing in- trinsical between God and the soul ...
... toleration that must have been a shock to Milton : · For the toleration of all religions we know not whom they intend in that charge : as for the truth and power of religion it being a thing in- trinsical between God and the soul ...
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... TOLERATION OF CATHOLICS From the time of his break with the Presbyterians in 1644 , Milton had championed the cause of Protestant toleration , a prin- ciple inherent , as we have shown , in Independency . But whereas the complete ...
... TOLERATION OF CATHOLICS From the time of his break with the Presbyterians in 1644 , Milton had championed the cause of Protestant toleration , a prin- ciple inherent , as we have shown , in Independency . But whereas the complete ...
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INTRODUCTION I | 1 |
Sonnet On the Lord Gen Fairfax | 15 |
A RADICAL SECTARY IN THE MAKING | 41 |
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