The Life of John Milton: Narrated in Connexion With the Political, Ecclesiastical, And Literary History of His Time
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Every- thing everywhere seems to go wrong with him. Here, VOL. V. M , 162 LIFE OF MILTON AND HISTOEY OF HIS TIME.
at the Hague, having absented himself from Amsterdam for the purpose, he has been writing his Defence of Himself against Milton, doing it cleverly and in a way likely to make some impression, when, suddenly, for some reason unknown even to his printer, he is obliged to break off for a journey into France, just as he was approaching the heart of his subject. Had he absconded? This se...ems actually to have been the construction abroad. " Morus is gone into France," writes a Hague correspondent of Thurloe, Nov. 3, 1654; " it is believed that he has a calling, et qnidem a Castris, and " that he will not return to Amsterdam. They love well his " renown and learning, but not his conversation ; for they do "not desire that he should come to visit the daughters of " condition as he was used to do. He promised Ulac to finish " his Apologyj but he went away without taking his leave " of him : so that you see that Ulac hath finished abrupt." Morus, as we shall find, did finish the book ; but the Mdes Pwhlica, as it was first circulated in Holland towards the end of 1654, and as it first reached Milton, was the book abruptly broken off as above, at page 130, with the testimonials and the autobiography coming no farther down than the year 1648, when Morus had not yet left Geneva.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every- thing everywhere seems to go wrong with him. Here, VOL. V. M , 162 LIFE OF MILTON AND HISTOEY OF HIS TIME.
at the Hague, having absented himself from Amsterdam for the purpose, he has been writing his Defence of Himself against Milton, doing it cleverly and in a way likely to make some impression, when, suddenly, for some reason unknown even to his printer, he is obliged to break off for a journey into France, just as he was approaching the heart of his subject. Had he absconded? This se...ems actually to have been the construction abroad. " Morus is gone into France," writes a Hague correspondent of Thurloe, Nov. 3, 1654; " it is believed that he has a calling, et qnidem a Castris, and " that he will not return to Amsterdam. They love well his " renown and learning, but not his conversation ; for they do "not desire that he should come to visit the daughters of " condition as he was used to do. He promised Ulac to finish " his Apologyj but he went away without taking his leave " of him : so that you see that Ulac hath finished abrupt." Morus, as we shall find, did finish the book ; but the Mdes Pwhlica, as it was first circulated in Holland towards the end of 1654, and as it first reached Milton, was the book abruptly broken off as above, at page 130, with the testimonials and the autobiography coming no farther down than the year 1648, when Morus had not yet left Geneva.
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