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His reaction was somewhat that of his earlier contemporary , Francis Bacon , who
resented the fact that the universities remained impervious to the new breath that
was stirring with the “ new science ” which outside university walls began to ...
His reaction was somewhat that of his earlier contemporary , Francis Bacon , who
resented the fact that the universities remained impervious to the new breath that
was stirring with the “ new science ” which outside university walls began to ...
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While divorce was one of the issues on which Henry VIII separated the Anglican
from the Roman Church , divorce remained as difficult for the individual Anglican
as for the Roman Catholic . Milton was not the only Puritan who believed that the
...
While divorce was one of the issues on which Henry VIII separated the Anglican
from the Roman Church , divorce remained as difficult for the individual Anglican
as for the Roman Catholic . Milton was not the only Puritan who believed that the
...
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... Christian Doctrine ) , which remained unknown until the manuscript was
discovered in the Public Record Office in 1823 . Published with a translation in
1825 , it at once attracted wide attention . Macaulay ' s famous essay on Milton
appeared ...
... Christian Doctrine ) , which remained unknown until the manuscript was
discovered in the Public Record Office in 1823 . Published with a translation in
1825 , it at once attracted wide attention . Macaulay ' s famous essay on Milton
appeared ...
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The Education of a Poet | 3 |
Juvenilia | 22 |
The Minor Poems | 50 |
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