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It was at his op tion to mention or not the affiftance that Lauder had in compofing his effay ; and confequently to conceal in what degree the fraud was communicated to him from the beginning . 2. He effectually anfwered Mr.Douglas's ...
It was at his op tion to mention or not the affiftance that Lauder had in compofing his effay ; and confequently to conceal in what degree the fraud was communicated to him from the beginning . 2. He effectually anfwered Mr.Douglas's ...
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Now Mr. Warton tells us , that " the whip was " an inftrument of academical correc-❝tion , not entirely laid afide in the old age of Dr. Bathurft ; but Bathurst . furvived Milton thirty years , and the time of Milton's admiffion above ...
Now Mr. Warton tells us , that " the whip was " an inftrument of academical correc-❝tion , not entirely laid afide in the old age of Dr. Bathurft ; but Bathurst . furvived Milton thirty years , and the time of Milton's admiffion above ...
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But , " Dr. Birch , who examined the quef" tion with great care , was inclined to " think them [ the Regicides ] the forg " ers . " Dr. Birch's examination , careful as the Doctor reprefents it , was blameably partial in not giving ...
But , " Dr. Birch , who examined the quef" tion with great care , was inclined to " think them [ the Regicides ] the forg " ers . " Dr. Birch's examination , careful as the Doctor reprefents it , was blameably partial in not giving ...
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tary monarch , and limited in kind and degree , by his gracious will and pleafure ; and confequently to controul his arbitrary acts by the interpofition of good and wholesome laws is a manifeft ufurpa-tion upon his prerogative .
tary monarch , and limited in kind and degree , by his gracious will and pleafure ; and confequently to controul his arbitrary acts by the interpofition of good and wholesome laws is a manifeft ufurpa-tion upon his prerogative .
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It is to be feared that's loyalty was founded on an idolatrous venera+ tion of greatnefs , and an abject fond" nefs for dependence ; in fycophantry , impatient of hunger and philofophy , and in a meannefs difdainful of no lu 1 4 ...
It is to be feared that's loyalty was founded on an idolatrous venera+ tion of greatnefs , and an abject fond" nefs for dependence ; in fycophantry , impatient of hunger and philofophy , and in a meannefs difdainful of no lu 1 4 ...
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| Title | Remarks on Johnson's Life of Milton. To which are Added, Milton's Tractate of Education and Areopagitica Issue 56 of British culture series, Group IV Eighteenth century collections online |
| Author | Francis Blackburne |
| Publisher | Verlag nicht ermittelbar, 1780 |
| Original from | the Bavarian State Library |
| Digitized | 10 Feb 2009 |
| Length | 381 pages |
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