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In the second place , theological and ecclesiastical questions were now closely entangled with questions of secular government , and the result was that Puritanism became political . Its vivid sense of the power of God and the supremacy ...
In the second place , theological and ecclesiastical questions were now closely entangled with questions of secular government , and the result was that Puritanism became political . Its vivid sense of the power of God and the supremacy ...
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from the period during which the Puritan cause was slowly but surely winning its way in England , through the whole period of its political ascendancy , and onward into the period of its overthrow with the Stuart restoration .
from the period during which the Puritan cause was slowly but surely winning its way in England , through the whole period of its political ascendancy , and onward into the period of its overthrow with the Stuart restoration .
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... at the house in Bread Street , and the following sonnet , dated February 1645 , shows that it remained unabated in middle life , despite the political differences which in the meanwhile had driven the friends into opposite camps .
... at the house in Bread Street , and the following sonnet , dated February 1645 , shows that it remained unabated in middle life , despite the political differences which in the meanwhile had driven the friends into opposite camps .
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2 The political and religious struggle in England was now , as he learned , passing into a critical stage ; and much as he must have regretted the abandonment of his plans , he responded without hesitation to what seemed to him to be ...
2 The political and religious struggle in England was now , as he learned , passing into a critical stage ; and much as he must have regretted the abandonment of his plans , he responded without hesitation to what seemed to him to be ...
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Meanwhile he had found that it was by pamphleteering that , as a private citizen , he could for the time being most effectively help his fellow - countrymen in their struggle for political and religious liberty .
Meanwhile he had found that it was by pamphleteering that , as a private citizen , he could for the time being most effectively help his fellow - countrymen in their struggle for political and religious liberty .
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| Titel | Milton and His Poetry Ausgabe 11 von Poetry and life series |
| Autor/in | William Henry Hudson |
| Verlag | Harrap, 1914 |
| Original von | Oxford University |
| Digitalisiert | 19. Mai 2008 |
| Länge | 184 Seiten |
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