Achievements of the Left Hand: Essays on the Prose of John MiltonMichael Lieb, John T. Shawcross |
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... Reason to a queen isolated in her presence chamber . 20 " The severall Affections and Desires " mediate between Queen Reason and the limits of her domain . They " keep the ports and passages be- tween her and the object " under their ...
... Reason to a queen isolated in her presence chamber . 20 " The severall Affections and Desires " mediate between Queen Reason and the limits of her domain . They " keep the ports and passages be- tween her and the object " under their ...
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... [ Reason ] sentences for the most part one for the other at the first blush , according to the suttle imposture of these sensual mistresses . ( p . 831 ) Because of the near autonomy of passion and virtual dependence of reason , evangelic ...
... [ Reason ] sentences for the most part one for the other at the first blush , according to the suttle imposture of these sensual mistresses . ( p . 831 ) Because of the near autonomy of passion and virtual dependence of reason , evangelic ...
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... reason why Christ rejects outward force in the govern- ment of his church , is , as I said before , to shew us the divine excel- lence of his spiritual kingdom , able without worldly force to subdue all the powers and kingdoms of this ...
... reason why Christ rejects outward force in the govern- ment of his church , is , as I said before , to shew us the divine excel- lence of his spiritual kingdom , able without worldly force to subdue all the powers and kingdoms of this ...
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MICHAEL LIEB | 55 |
JOHN F HUNTLEY | 83 |
EDWARD S LE COMTE | 121 |
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