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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... The merit of the faction , or of the au- thor , is out of the queftion . We believe it will not be difputed , that Milton was as valuable a writer to the party he efpoufed , efpoufed , as Dr. Johnfon is to the present administration [ 48 ]
... The merit of the faction , or of the au- thor , is out of the queftion . We believe it will not be difputed , that Milton was as valuable a writer to the party he efpoufed , efpoufed , as Dr. Johnfon is to the present administration [ 48 ]
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Francis Blackburne. efpoufed , as Dr. Johnfon is to the present administration , though not ( at the time referred to ) bought with a price . The Doctor fays , " This is a part of " his life from which all his biographers seem inclined ...
Francis Blackburne. efpoufed , as Dr. Johnfon is to the present administration , though not ( at the time referred to ) bought with a price . The Doctor fays , " This is a part of " his life from which all his biographers seem inclined ...
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... present times , out of the reach of evil tongues , let the readers of the new narrative candidly judge . Impudence is an attribute with which our Biographer hath qualified Milton more than once ; and it feems to have fhocked the modefty ...
... present times , out of the reach of evil tongues , let the readers of the new narrative candidly judge . Impudence is an attribute with which our Biographer hath qualified Milton more than once ; and it feems to have fhocked the modefty ...
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