Remarks on Johnson's Life of Milton: To which are Added Milton's Tractate of Education and Areopagitica |
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detract from Buchanan's poetical merit ; in compliance with Lauder's furious - zeal in favour of Johnston's Latin translation of David's Pfalms , to which Lauder gave . the preference . In his alliance with Dr. Johnson , cemented by ...
detract from Buchanan's poetical merit ; in compliance with Lauder's furious - zeal in favour of Johnston's Latin translation of David's Pfalms , to which Lauder gave . the preference . In his alliance with Dr. Johnson , cemented by ...
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The expression was familiar to this writer : * At Edial , near Litchfield , in Staffordshire , young gentleinen are boarded , and taught the - Latin and Greek Languages , by SAMUEL “ Johnson . ” Advertisement in Gent . Mag . 1736 , p .
The expression was familiar to this writer : * At Edial , near Litchfield , in Staffordshire , young gentleinen are boarded , and taught the - Latin and Greek Languages , by SAMUEL “ Johnson . ” Advertisement in Gent . Mag . 1736 , p .
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We are told , ” says the new narrative , " that in the art of education he per« formed wonders ; and a formidable lift " is given of the authors Greek and 66 Latin that were read in Aldersgatestreet by youth between ten and fifteen “ or ...
We are told , ” says the new narrative , " that in the art of education he per« formed wonders ; and a formidable lift " is given of the authors Greek and 66 Latin that were read in Aldersgatestreet by youth between ten and fifteen “ or ...
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... working academy I “ do not know that there ever proceeded any man very eminent for knowledge ; " its only genuine product , I believe , is " a small history of poetry , written in “ Latin by his nephew , of which per* Johnson , p .
... working academy I “ do not know that there ever proceeded any man very eminent for knowledge ; " its only genuine product , I believe , is " a small history of poetry , written in “ Latin by his nephew , of which per* Johnson , p .
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... Milton is sufpected of having interpolated the book 36 called Icon Bafilike , which the council of “ state , to whom he was now made Latin ** Secretary , employed him to censure , by inserting a prayer , & c . ” .
... Milton is sufpected of having interpolated the book 36 called Icon Bafilike , which the council of “ state , to whom he was now made Latin ** Secretary , employed him to censure , by inserting a prayer , & c . ” .
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| Title | Remarks on Johnson's Life of Milton: To which are Added Milton's Tractate of Education and Areopagitica |
| Author | Francis Blackburne |
| Published | 1780 |
| Original from | the Bavarian State Library |
| Digitized | 10 Feb 2009 |
| Length | 381 pages |
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