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Now Mr. Warton tells us , that “ the whip was ct an inftrument of academical correc“ tion , not entirely laid afide in the old age Oxford * in civilisation by at least fifty or fixty. of Dr. Bathurst * ; but Bathurst survived Milton ...
Now Mr. Warton tells us , that “ the whip was ct an inftrument of academical correc“ tion , not entirely laid afide in the old age Oxford * in civilisation by at least fifty or fixty. of Dr. Bathurst * ; but Bathurst survived Milton ...
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But , “ Dr. Birch , who examined the quef" tion with great care , was inclined to “ think them ( the Regicides ] the forg : « Dr. Birch's examination , careful as the Doctor represents it , was blameably partial in not giving Toland's ...
But , “ Dr. Birch , who examined the quef" tion with great care , was inclined to “ think them ( the Regicides ] the forg : « Dr. Birch's examination , careful as the Doctor represents it , was blameably partial in not giving Toland's ...
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It is to be feared that ' s loyalty " " was founded on an idolatrous venera* tion of greatness , and an abject fond« néfs for dependence ; in fycophantry , “ crative drudgery . He loved Kings ” in the. impatient of hunger and philosophy ...
It is to be feared that ' s loyalty " " was founded on an idolatrous venera* tion of greatness , and an abject fond« néfs for dependence ; in fycophantry , “ crative drudgery . He loved Kings ” in the. impatient of hunger and philosophy ...
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... and here they are : “ That his “ own daughters might not break the “ ranks , he suffered them to be depref* fed by a mean and penurious educa« tion , " The impudence of Belial would be abashed at fo gross a misreprefentation .
... and here they are : “ That his “ own daughters might not break the “ ranks , he suffered them to be depref* fed by a mean and penurious educa« tion , " The impudence of Belial would be abashed at fo gross a misreprefentation .
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Therefore we do not read that either Epicurus , or that libertine school of Cyrene , or what the Cynick impudence utter'd , was ever question'd by the Laws . Neither is it recorded that the tion'd [ 238 ] and himselfe banisht the ...
Therefore we do not read that either Epicurus , or that libertine school of Cyrene , or what the Cynick impudence utter'd , was ever question'd by the Laws . Neither is it recorded that the tion'd [ 238 ] and himselfe banisht the ...
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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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