Masson’s Life of Milton and the Commonwealth Era Review
A critical review of Davin Masson’s The Life of John Milton, tracing its blend of biography and political history from 1643 to 1649. The piece notes Masson’s scope on toleration debates within the Westminster Assembly, the rise of Independency, and the era’s religious currents, praising the author’s careful research while warning the narrative risks overshadowing Milton’s personal story.
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Milton
Masson
Commonwealth
Charles
John Millon
Davin Masson
University of Edinburgh
London
Macmillan and Co
Featley
Alexander Henderson
Westminster Assembly
Europe
Nantes Vari
Hallam
Thomas More
Chancellor l'Hospital
France
Church of England
Church of Rome
Gall
Wormwood
Jerusalem
Edwards
Baillie
England
Sbaillie
New England
Britain
The Old Faith and the New review
A critic calls Dav Vip Freidrich Strauss’s The Old Faith and the New a clear cold work with little emotion. The piece argues Strauss’s logic undermines God and humankind’s yearning for divine communion, contrasting martyrdom and enduring faith in a lengthy confession.
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Coleridge
David Strauss
Strauss
DavVip Freidriech Strauss
Matwilde Blind
Asher and Co