Remarks on Johnson's Life of Milton. To which are Added, Milton's Tractate of Education and Areopagitica1780 - 381 pages |
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... his father's economy , which is by far most likely to have been the cafe . Milton however was certainly out of humour with the universities ( except * perhaps with a few of his ingenious and judicious. per- for- [ 36 ]
... his father's economy , which is by far most likely to have been the cafe . Milton however was certainly out of humour with the universities ( except * perhaps with a few of his ingenious and judicious. per- for- [ 36 ]
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... universities , Dr. Johnson's alter- . native in affifting us to account for it had been liberal and gracious . But the single letter of Milton to Hartlib shews that his objections were of another fort , and took their rise neither from ...
... universities , Dr. Johnson's alter- . native in affifting us to account for it had been liberal and gracious . But the single letter of Milton to Hartlib shews that his objections were of another fort , and took their rise neither from ...
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... bishops . The bishops counte- nanced and encouraged the universities ; and it was but natural for the univerfi- ties in their turn to inculcate that fort of learning ties [ 38 ] given both to schools and universities, as ...
... bishops . The bishops counte- nanced and encouraged the universities ; and it was but natural for the univerfi- ties in their turn to inculcate that fort of learning ties [ 38 ] given both to schools and universities, as ...
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... herein and for the usual method of teaching Arts , I deem it to be an old . errour of universities not yet well recov- er'd from the Scholastick grosnesse of barbarous 3 barbarous ages , that instead of begin- ning with Arts [ 169 ]
... herein and for the usual method of teaching Arts , I deem it to be an old . errour of universities not yet well recov- er'd from the Scholastick grosnesse of barbarous 3 barbarous ages , that instead of begin- ning with Arts [ 169 ]
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... Universities as we do , either in learn- ing meere words or fuch things chiefly , as were better unlearnt . I shall detain you now no longer in the demonftration of what we should not doe , but ftrait conduct ye to a hill fide , where ...
... Universities as we do , either in learn- ing meere words or fuch things chiefly , as were better unlearnt . I shall detain you now no longer in the demonftration of what we should not doe , but ftrait conduct ye to a hill fide , where ...
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