Remarks on Johnson's Life of Milton. To which are Added, Milton's Tractate of Education and AreopagiticaVerlag nicht ermittelbar, 1780 - 381 pages |
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... equal- " ling the mafter , or at least have in " fome fort made good what he feems to 66 predict in the close of an elegy he made " in the feventeenth year of his age , 66 upon the death of one of his fifter's " children ( a daughter ) ...
... equal- " ling the mafter , or at least have in " fome fort made good what he feems to 66 predict in the close of an elegy he made " in the feventeenth year of his age , 66 upon the death of one of his fifter's " children ( a daughter ) ...
Page 83
... equal to his .66 King , could hardly want an au- < dience . * Life , p . 56 . G 2 The The paradox then is that every man is equal to [ 83 ]
... equal to his .66 King , could hardly want an au- < dience . * Life , p . 56 . G 2 The The paradox then is that every man is equal to [ 83 ]
Page 84
... equal , but fu- perior , to his Tyrant , is a propofition which has been demonftrated over and over , before Milton was born ; and if Milton efpoused it , and made it better understood by a notorious example , he ferved his generation ...
... equal , but fu- perior , to his Tyrant , is a propofition which has been demonftrated over and over , before Milton was born ; and if Milton efpoused it , and made it better understood by a notorious example , he ferved his generation ...
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... equal to his other 66 powers ; Milton , whose warmest ad- " vocates must allow , that he never 66 fpared any afperity of reproach , or bru- " tality of infolence . " Milton wrote in a public conteft for public liberty and he generally ...
... equal to his other 66 powers ; Milton , whose warmest ad- " vocates must allow , that he never 66 fpared any afperity of reproach , or bru- " tality of infolence . " Milton wrote in a public conteft for public liberty and he generally ...
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... John- fon credit for his inveterate hatred of republican notions , without his quali- fying them with the epithets of acrimo- nious and furly , as exhibited by Milton , whofe whofe defenders might , with equal juf- tice at least [ 112 ]
... John- fon credit for his inveterate hatred of republican notions , without his quali- fying them with the epithets of acrimo- nious and furly , as exhibited by Milton , whofe whofe defenders might , with equal juf- tice at least [ 112 ]
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