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... evidence his judgment was uncritical and seriously misleading . Even under the greatest temptation Milton did not lie , but on occasion he accepted inadequate data . In praising Christina he used the classic form of argument known as ...
... evidence his judgment was uncritical and seriously misleading . Even under the greatest temptation Milton did not lie , but on occasion he accepted inadequate data . In praising Christina he used the classic form of argument known as ...
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... evidence from the early 1630s that he disagreed with any of them . The development of the dogmatic radicalism argued in CD came much later . Even though he testifies that he was " Church - outed by the Prelats " ( RCG ) , and so was not ...
... evidence from the early 1630s that he disagreed with any of them . The development of the dogmatic radicalism argued in CD came much later . Even though he testifies that he was " Church - outed by the Prelats " ( RCG ) , and so was not ...
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... evidence that might have enabled Miltonists to date these chapters with greater accuracy and to ascertain with greater precision the state of Milton's beliefs at the time he was composing PL . ( See also ECCLESIOL- OGY . ) Plans for ...
... evidence that might have enabled Miltonists to date these chapters with greater accuracy and to ascertain with greater precision the state of Milton's beliefs at the time he was composing PL . ( See also ECCLESIOL- OGY . ) Plans for ...
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