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... 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 . 428 . ment , part [ 47 ]
... 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 . 428 . ment , part [ 47 ]
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ment , Defence of Smectymnus , and others . Dr. Johnson will hardly deny that these patriotic pieces vapoured beyond the environs of Milton's boarding - school , even perhaps to the warmest scene of action , the Commons ' House of ...
ment , Defence of Smectymnus , and others . Dr. Johnson will hardly deny that these patriotic pieces vapoured beyond the environs of Milton's boarding - school , even perhaps to the warmest scene of action , the Commons ' House of ...
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If , after this , Milton's employers deviated from his idea of their duty , be it remembered , that he was neither in their secrets , nor an instrument in their arbitrary acts or encroach , G4 ments on the legal rights of the subject ;: ...
If , after this , Milton's employers deviated from his idea of their duty , be it remembered , that he was neither in their secrets , nor an instrument in their arbitrary acts or encroach , G4 ments on the legal rights of the subject ;: ...
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ments on the legal rights of the subject ;: many ( perhaps the most of which were to be justified by the necessity of the times , and the malignant attempts of those who laboured to restore that wicked . race of despotic rulers ...
ments on the legal rights of the subject ;: many ( perhaps the most of which were to be justified by the necessity of the times , and the malignant attempts of those who laboured to restore that wicked . race of despotic rulers ...
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... for his inveterate hatred of republican notions , without his qualifying them with the epithets of acrimonious and surly , as exhibited by Milton , whose defenders might , with equal juftice at least ,. whose .... i I 2 ment , [ 112 ]
... for his inveterate hatred of republican notions , without his qualifying them with the epithets of acrimonious and surly , as exhibited by Milton , whose defenders might , with equal juftice at least ,. whose .... i I 2 ment , [ 112 ]
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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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