Masson’s Miltons and the Root and Branch Controversy
The review praises Masson’s Life of Milton for detailing Milton’s role in the 1640s church and political struggles, the Root-and-Branch movement, and his prose defenses of liberty. It notes Milton’s close ties to Young and the Smectymnuans, his partisan writings, and his marriage which decayed into a philosophical home life at Aldersgate Street.
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Masson
Laud
Milton
Church of England
Rome
Lambeth
Saturday Review
Saud
Falkland
Colepe Dyer
Lord Digby
London
Hall
Asher
Stephen Marshall
Edmund Calamy
Thomas Young
Matthew Newcomen
William Spurstow
Cleveland
Abraham
Italy
Bishop Hall
Aldersgate-street
England
Usher
Digby
Hacket
John Milton
Stowmarket
Suffolk
Lancarty
Perthshire
University of St. Andrews
Bread-street
Young
Walter Scott
Mamma
Foresthill
Aubrey
Phillips
Aubre
Michaelmas
Reading
Mr. Masson
Robus Latin Grammar Reveals Modern Classical Advances
A review praises H. J. Rosy’s A Grammar of the Latin Language Part I from Plautus to Suetonius for showing how Latin scholarship has progressed beyond older views. The author notes opposition from a minister who argued for older Bible revision standards, while highlighting the new grammar as a revelation to informed scholars.
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Plautus
Suetonius
H. J. Rosy
M.A
London
New York
Macmillan and Co