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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... " be true , only to excufe an act which no " wife man will confider as in itself dif- " graceful . His father was alive , his " allowance was not ample , and he fup- E " plied 66 plied its deficiences by an honest and " ufeful [ 49 ]
... " be true , only to excufe an act which no " wife man will confider as in itself dif- " graceful . His father was alive , his " allowance was not ample , and he fup- E " plied 66 plied its deficiences by an honest and " ufeful [ 49 ]
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Francis Blackburne. 66 plied its deficiences by an honest and " ufeful employment . " This is faid with more confidence than the Doctor's careleffnefs in confulting Milton's Biographers will justify . Philips is not one and another ; and ...
Francis Blackburne. 66 plied its deficiences by an honest and " ufeful employment . " This is faid with more confidence than the Doctor's careleffnefs in confulting Milton's Biographers will justify . Philips is not one and another ; and ...
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... honesty of men who adher- ed to their principles and perfuafions , though they might judge wrong in the choice of them . He goes on , " And if he thought the " office minifterial only , he certainly " might have honestly retained it ...
... honesty of men who adher- ed to their principles and perfuafions , though they might judge wrong in the choice of them . He goes on , " And if he thought the " office minifterial only , he certainly " might have honestly retained it ...
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... hath gained much by the change he has “ made , from having no religion to chufe one of the worst . " Reply to Mr. Varillas , p . 139 . · him a wife and an honest man . Milton him [ 138 ] frankly confeffes, that having no fteady ...
... hath gained much by the change he has “ made , from having no religion to chufe one of the worst . " Reply to Mr. Varillas , p . 139 . · him a wife and an honest man . Milton him [ 138 ] frankly confeffes, that having no fteady ...
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Francis Blackburne. · him a wife and an honest man . Milton was a man of the chastest manners , both in his conversation and his writings . But he wrote Iconoclaftes , and in the fame Dr. Johnson's esteem was both a knave and a fool ...
Francis Blackburne. · him a wife and an honest man . Milton was a man of the chastest manners , both in his conversation and his writings . But he wrote Iconoclaftes , and in the fame Dr. Johnson's esteem was both a knave and a fool ...
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