Milton's Sonnets & the Ideal CommunityUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1979 - 213 páginas |
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... Puritans set in motion a leveling process that under- mined the feudal and hierarchical conception of the state . Instead of a microcosm of God's harmoniously ordered macrocosm , the Puritan state became a voluntary covenant between ...
... Puritans set in motion a leveling process that under- mined the feudal and hierarchical conception of the state . Instead of a microcosm of God's harmoniously ordered macrocosm , the Puritan state became a voluntary covenant between ...
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... Puritan conduct book emphasizes that the Tenth Com- mandment places the house first in listing a neighbor's possessions one must not covet and adds this jeremiad : " The curse and vengeance of God is due unto those which are spoilers of ...
... Puritan conduct book emphasizes that the Tenth Com- mandment places the house first in listing a neighbor's possessions one must not covet and adds this jeremiad : " The curse and vengeance of God is due unto those which are spoilers of ...
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... Puritan conduct books never tired of exalting the home as not only " the Schoole , wherein are taught and learned all the principles of authoritie and subjection , " but " even a kind of paradise upon earth . ” Milton too believed that ...
... Puritan conduct books never tired of exalting the home as not only " the Schoole , wherein are taught and learned all the principles of authoritie and subjection , " but " even a kind of paradise upon earth . ” Milton too believed that ...
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