Remarks on Johnson's Life of Milton. To which are Added, Milton's Tractate of Education and Areopagitica1780 - 381 pages |
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... esteem and credit of these noble pa . triotic writers than the late ever - to - be- honoured Mr. Hollis , of whose beautiful and accurate editions of Sydney's Dif- courses , of Locke on Government and Toleration , and of Toland's Life ...
... esteem and credit of these noble pa . triotic writers than the late ever - to - be- honoured Mr. Hollis , of whose beautiful and accurate editions of Sydney's Dif- courses , of Locke on Government and Toleration , and of Toland's Life ...
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... esteem with which Milton was honoured by his fel- low - members of Christ's College at Cambridge . Milton values himself upon . it at a time when the under - workers of the royalifts , who fent different accounts ) to the defenders of ...
... esteem with which Milton was honoured by his fel- low - members of Christ's College at Cambridge . Milton values himself upon . it at a time when the under - workers of the royalifts , who fent different accounts ) to the defenders of ...
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... esteem the British government was held at that period by all the other powers of Europe . And as this was the only pro- vince in which Milton acted under that government which Dr. Johnson calls an ufurpation , let his fervices be ...
... esteem the British government was held at that period by all the other powers of Europe . And as this was the only pro- vince in which Milton acted under that government which Dr. Johnson calls an ufurpation , let his fervices be ...
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... esteem- ed the first of writers in that province , for no man ever expreffed his abuse in a more inimitable style of abufe . And though he may sometimes create fufpi- cions that he has either never read , or • does not understand the ...
... esteem- ed the first of writers in that province , for no man ever expreffed his abuse in a more inimitable style of abufe . And though he may sometimes create fufpi- cions that he has either never read , or • does not understand the ...
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... esteem , a virulent and malevolent Whig , we should be glad to know what precife ly are those notions and opinions wherein he differed from his friend Walmfley Perhaps at the bottom the grudge is no more than that neither Milton nor ...
... esteem , a virulent and malevolent Whig , we should be glad to know what precife ly are those notions and opinions wherein he differed from his friend Walmfley Perhaps at the bottom the grudge is no more than that neither Milton nor ...
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Remarks on Johnson's Life of Milton. to Which Are Added, Milton's Tractate ... Francis Blackburne No preview available - 2015 |
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