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... England - Retraces his steps - Venice - Ge- neva - Its character - Milton reënters England-- CHAPTER VI . 77 The period immediately preceding the civil war - King Charles in- vades Scotland for the purpose of compelling the Scotch Puri ...
... England - Retraces his steps - Venice - Ge- neva - Its character - Milton reënters England-- CHAPTER VI . 77 The period immediately preceding the civil war - King Charles in- vades Scotland for the purpose of compelling the Scotch Puri ...
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... England would need all such sons ; and to Charles Déodati . Déodati had been Milton's most intimate friend at St. Paul's school . The family was of Italian extraction , and had originally come from Lucca on account of its Protestant ...
... England would need all such sons ; and to Charles Déodati . Déodati had been Milton's most intimate friend at St. Paul's school . The family was of Italian extraction , and had originally come from Lucca on account of its Protestant ...
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... England and Scotland to the extirpation of Popery and Prelacy . * Considering how greatly Milton's writings had contributed towards that consummation , it must have afforded him undisguised joy , because with his sentiments , as ...
... England and Scotland to the extirpation of Popery and Prelacy . * Considering how greatly Milton's writings had contributed towards that consummation , it must have afforded him undisguised joy , because with his sentiments , as ...
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