Remarks on Johnson's Life of Milton. To which are Added, Milton's Tractate of Education and Areopagitica |
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No man contributed more to restore the esteem and credit of thefe noble patriotic writers than the late ever - to - be' honoured Mr. Hollis , of whofe beautiful ' and accurate editions of Sydney's Difcourfes , of Locke on Government and ...
No man contributed more to restore the esteem and credit of thefe noble patriotic writers than the late ever - to - be' honoured Mr. Hollis , of whofe beautiful ' and accurate editions of Sydney's Difcourfes , of Locke on Government and ...
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When the Doctor found , on fome late occafions , that his crude abuse and malicious criticisms would not bring down Milton to the degree of contempt with the public which he had affigned him in the fcale of profe - writers ,; he fell ...
When the Doctor found , on fome late occafions , that his crude abuse and malicious criticisms would not bring down Milton to the degree of contempt with the public which he had affigned him in the fcale of profe - writers ,; he fell ...
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... that a candidate for a fellowship , being rejected by the fociety , was , upon calling in the vifitor + , eftablished in his right , not without fome fevere expreffions inferted * The late Dr. Hutton , Archbishop of Canterbury .
... that a candidate for a fellowship , being rejected by the fociety , was , upon calling in the vifitor + , eftablished in his right , not without fome fevere expreffions inferted * The late Dr. Hutton , Archbishop of Canterbury .
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... the mode of education , in which Hartlib was as hearty as himself ; and it appears by our late academical reformations , that the authors of them were no more in , humour with the methods of their predeceffors than Milton himself .
... the mode of education , in which Hartlib was as hearty as himself ; and it appears by our late academical reformations , that the authors of them were no more in , humour with the methods of their predeceffors than Milton himself .
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It is obfervable , that Milton addreffed his noble tract , intituled , Areopagitica , to an antimonarchical parliament , from which he expected the reformation of all the errors and encroachments of the late kingly and prelatical ...
It is obfervable , that Milton addreffed his noble tract , intituled , Areopagitica , to an antimonarchical parliament , from which he expected the reformation of all the errors and encroachments of the late kingly and prelatical ...
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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 | the Bavarian State Library |
| Digitized | 10 Feb 2009 |
| Length | 381 pages |
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