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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... studies where- with they close the dayes work , under the determinat fentence of David or Solomon , or the evangels and Apoftalic Scriptures . Being perfit in the know- ledge of perfonall duty , they may then begin the study of ...
... studies where- with they close the dayes work , under the determinat fentence of David or Solomon , or the evangels and Apoftalic Scriptures . Being perfit in the know- ledge of perfonall duty , they may then begin the study of ...
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... studies ? What is it that diftinguishes human fo- ciety from a brutish herd , but the flou- Tifhing of the Arts and Sciences , the free exercise of Wit , and Reason ? What can government mean , intend , or produce , that is worthy of ...
... studies ? What is it that diftinguishes human fo- ciety from a brutish herd , but the flou- Tifhing of the Arts and Sciences , the free exercise of Wit , and Reason ? What can government mean , intend , or produce , that is worthy of ...
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