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During this period and later , court records show him to have been a party in several complicated lawsuits growing out of his ... The total impression gained by reading the record of these actions is that the elder Milton may have taken ...
During this period and later , court records show him to have been a party in several complicated lawsuits growing out of his ... The total impression gained by reading the record of these actions is that the elder Milton may have taken ...
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Like Gaddi he speaks of the poet's proficiency in languages— “ Spanish , French , Tuscan , Latin and Old Greek ” —and he pauses to record Milton's gratifying enthusiasm for the Italian Muse . One man of letters in the Florentine circle ...
Like Gaddi he speaks of the poet's proficiency in languages— “ Spanish , French , Tuscan , Latin and Old Greek ” —and he pauses to record Milton's gratifying enthusiasm for the Italian Muse . One man of letters in the Florentine circle ...
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The Pilgrim's Book of that venerable institution records his there at dinner on October 30th , 1638 , with his servant , in the company of Mr. Carey , brother of Lord Falkland , a Dr. Holding of Lancaster , and a Mr. Fortesque .
The Pilgrim's Book of that venerable institution records his there at dinner on October 30th , 1638 , with his servant , in the company of Mr. Carey , brother of Lord Falkland , a Dr. Holding of Lancaster , and a Mr. Fortesque .
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| Title | John Milton, Englishman |
| Author | James Holly Hanford |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Gollancz, 1950 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2005 |
| Length | 314 pages |
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