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... Milton systematically denounces everything in the King's Book , including this prayer . The King , says Milton , to supply his ' miserable indigence of a single prayer to God ' , used a prayer stolen from a ' vain amatorious poem ...
... Milton systematically denounces everything in the King's Book , including this prayer . The King , says Milton , to supply his ' miserable indigence of a single prayer to God ' , used a prayer stolen from a ' vain amatorious poem ...
Page 147
... Milton to devise counter - propaganda . Now , if the Pamela- prayer was to be found in any of the many editions already current before Milton was called upon to make his reply , then Milton did not insert it , but attacked in good faith ...
... Milton to devise counter - propaganda . Now , if the Pamela- prayer was to be found in any of the many editions already current before Milton was called upon to make his reply , then Milton did not insert it , but attacked in good faith ...
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... Milton's plot . It has not , however , done so : many of Milton's_critics seem as credulous as the crowds , some of whom swallowed , whilst others half - swallowed , the plots of Titus Oates and Dangerfield . Professor Denis Saurat ...
... Milton's plot . It has not , however , done so : many of Milton's_critics seem as credulous as the crowds , some of whom swallowed , whilst others half - swallowed , the plots of Titus Oates and Dangerfield . Professor Denis Saurat ...
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PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By J H Clapham | 19 |
TSARDOM AND IMPERIALISM IN THE FAR EAST and Middle East | 25 |
REASON AND INTUITION Philosophical Lecture By A C Ewing | 67 |
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