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... had swelled into the size of a pamphlet of 160 pages , it was ushered into public by a preface , and finished by a poftscript , from the illuftrious hand of Dr. Samuel Johnson . On On occafion of these head and tail . pieces the [ 6 ] ]
... had swelled into the size of a pamphlet of 160 pages , it was ushered into public by a preface , and finished by a poftscript , from the illuftrious hand of Dr. Samuel Johnson . On On occafion of these head and tail . pieces the [ 6 ] ]
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On occafion of these head and tail . pieces the ingenious Dr. Douglas , the detector of Lauder's forgeries , writes thus : C ' Tis to be hoped , nay , ' tis expested , « that the elegant and nervous writer , ๕ « whose judicious ...
On occafion of these head and tail . pieces the ingenious Dr. Douglas , the detector of Lauder's forgeries , writes thus : C ' Tis to be hoped , nay , ' tis expested , « that the elegant and nervous writer , ๕ « whose judicious ...
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He answers , that there was no occafion to go to the public playhouses to learn the uses of these disguises ; * Apology , p . 213 . forforasmuch as plays were acted in the universities , with the [ 42 ]
He answers , that there was no occafion to go to the public playhouses to learn the uses of these disguises ; * Apology , p . 213 . forforasmuch as plays were acted in the universities , with the [ 42 ]
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If “ his studies and “ meditations were an habitual prayer , ” what occafion had he for a stated hour , which , being a circumstance in the visible worship of a private man , may as soon be a token of pharifaical ostentation or popith ...
If “ his studies and “ meditations were an habitual prayer , ” what occafion had he for a stated hour , which , being a circumstance in the visible worship of a private man , may as soon be a token of pharifaical ostentation or popith ...
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When an honest man has occafion to characterise his enemy , particularly in matters of opinion , he should keep a strict watch over himself , that his prejudices do not transport him to imputations which are either false , or may be ...
When an honest man has occafion to characterise his enemy , particularly in matters of opinion , he should keep a strict watch over himself , that his prejudices do not transport him to imputations which are either false , or may be ...
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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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