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He here animadverts on the endowments of the church , at the same time
insinuating that they were shared by those only who fought the emoluments of
the sacred office , to the exclusion of a learned and conscientious clergy . Thus in
PARAD ...
He here animadverts on the endowments of the church , at the same time
insinuating that they were shared by those only who fought the emoluments of
the sacred office , to the exclusion of a learned and conscientious clergy . Thus in
PARAD ...
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Tradition , or rather superstition , reports , that it was antiently connected by a
large tract of land , full of churches , with the isles ... A ftone - lantern , in one of
the angles of the Tower of the church , is called 1 Sleep'st by the fable of Bellerus
old ...
Tradition , or rather superstition , reports , that it was antiently connected by a
large tract of land , full of churches , with the isles ... A ftone - lantern , in one of
the angles of the Tower of the church , is called 1 Sleep'st by the fable of Bellerus
old ...
Page 321
The church of Calvin had now its heretics . Milton's haughty temper brooked no
human ... In the presbyterian church now established by law , there were , among
others , classical assemblies . The kingdom of England , instead of so many ...
The church of Calvin had now its heretics . Milton's haughty temper brooked no
human ... In the presbyterian church now established by law , there were , among
others , classical assemblies . The kingdom of England , instead of so many ...
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In this measure also , an elegant Ode was written on the PARADISE Lost , by the
late captain Thomas , formerly a student of Christ - church Oxford , at the time that
Mr. Benson gave medals as prizes for the best verses that were produced on ...
In this measure also , an elegant Ode was written on the PARADISE Lost , by the
late captain Thomas , formerly a student of Christ - church Oxford , at the time that
Mr. Benson gave medals as prizes for the best verses that were produced on ...
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Hearne has very fignificantly remarked , that Milton was buried in the fame church
in which Oliver Cromwell was married . Coul . MSS . vol . 143. p . 155. He was
interred near his father's grave , who died very old in 1647. Fenton , about the ...
Hearne has very fignificantly remarked , that Milton was buried in the fame church
in which Oliver Cromwell was married . Coul . MSS . vol . 143. p . 155. He was
interred near his father's grave , who died very old in 1647. Fenton , about the ...
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| Title | Poems Upon Several Occasions: English, Italian, and Latin, with Translations |
| Author | John Milton |
| Editor | Thomas Warton |
| Illustrated by | Thomas Warton |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | G. G. J. and J. Robinson, 1791 |
| Original from | University of Chicago |
| Digitized | 4 Aug 2015 |
| Length | 608 pages |
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