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The bishops counte-nanced and encouraged the univerfities ; and it was but natural for the univerfi- . ties in their turn to inculcate that fort of learning ties [ 38 ] given both to schools and univerfities, as ...
The bishops counte-nanced and encouraged the univerfities ; and it was but natural for the univerfi- . ties in their turn to inculcate that fort of learning ties [ 38 ] given both to schools and univerfities, as ...
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ties in their turn to inculcate that fort of learning which tended to uphold the epifcopal authority , and confequently to prevent the reformation Milton , wished for . " One of his objections , " fays the Doctor , " to academical ...
ties in their turn to inculcate that fort of learning which tended to uphold the epifcopal authority , and confequently to prevent the reformation Milton , wished for . " One of his objections , " fays the Doctor , " to academical ...
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... and another , that his motive was only * zeal for the propagation of learning ; " and all tell what they do not know to " be true , only to excufe an act which no " wife man will confider as in itself dif66 graceful .
... and another , that his motive was only * zeal for the propagation of learning ; " and all tell what they do not know to " be true , only to excufe an act which no " wife man will confider as in itself dif66 graceful .
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... the fame induftry , alacrity , and " thirft after knowledge , as the inftruc" tor was indued with , what prodigies " of wit and learning might they have " proved ! the scholars might , in some " degree , have come near to the equal" ...
... the fame induftry , alacrity , and " thirft after knowledge , as the inftruc" tor was indued with , what prodigies " of wit and learning might they have " proved ! the scholars might , in some " degree , have come near to the equal" ...
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Juft before the Reftoration , Robert Creyghton , chaplain to Charles II . and his attendant in his exile , a man of learning , procured a handfome and valuable edition of Sylvefter Sguropulus's History of the council of Florence ...
Juft before the Reftoration , Robert Creyghton , chaplain to Charles II . and his attendant in his exile , a man of learning , procured a handfome and valuable edition of Sylvefter Sguropulus's History of the council of Florence ...
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| Title | Remarks on Johnson's Life of Milton. To which are Added, Milton's Tractate of Education and Areopagitica Issue 56 of British culture series, Group IV Eighteenth century collections online |
| Author | Francis Blackburne |
| Publisher | Verlag nicht ermittelbar, 1780 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 19 Jun 2008 |
| Length | 381 pages |
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