Remarks on Johnson's Life of Milton: To which are Added Milton's Tractate of Education and Areopagitica |
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Who William Lauder was , what was his character , and of what stamp his moral and political principles , may be learn-ed from a pamphlet , intituled , Furius , printed for Carpenter , in Fleet - street , without a date ; but , as ...
Who William Lauder was , what was his character , and of what stamp his moral and political principles , may be learn-ed from a pamphlet , intituled , Furius , printed for Carpenter , in Fleet - street , without a date ; but , as ...
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Here the cat leaped * King Charles I. vindicated , p . 3 , 4 . + Efray , p . 163 . King Charles I. vindicated from the charge of Plagiarism , brought against him by Milton , Printed for Owen , 1754 , p . 11 . out out of the bag .
Here the cat leaped * King Charles I. vindicated , p . 3 , 4 . + Efray , p . 163 . King Charles I. vindicated from the charge of Plagiarism , brought against him by Milton , Printed for Owen , 1754 , p . 11 . out out of the bag .
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... one error ** that proved fatát to me , and at the « fame time injurious to the public . For * Quarto ; printed for Owen , 1751 . « in the place of acknowledging that « such particular ( in ť zb ] : In the year 1751. was published .
... one error ** that proved fatát to me , and at the « fame time injurious to the public . For * Quarto ; printed for Owen , 1751 . « in the place of acknowledging that « such particular ( in ť zb ] : In the year 1751. was published .
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The Doctor , speaking of Milton's Areopagitica , says , “ The danger of “ such unbounded liberty ( of unlicensed printing !, and the danger of bounding it , have produced a problem , in “ the science of government , which hu“ man ...
The Doctor , speaking of Milton's Areopagitica , says , “ The danger of “ such unbounded liberty ( of unlicensed printing !, and the danger of bounding it , have produced a problem , in “ the science of government , which hu“ man ...
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But be this as it may , this allowance does not satisfy our Biographer ; for , says he , “ This punishment , though it may crush the author , promotes the book ; and it seems not “ more reasonable to leave the right of printing ...
But be this as it may , this allowance does not satisfy our Biographer ; for , says he , “ This punishment , though it may crush the author , promotes the book ; and it seems not “ more reasonable to leave the right of printing ...
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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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