Remarks on Johnson's Life of Milton. To which are Added, Milton's Tractate of Education and Areopagitica |
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The Lion roared in the Afs's Skin ; and if the Lion had not the whole afinine plan communicated to him à priori , Lauder's confidence in his friend Johnson was neither implicit nor unlimited . Dr. Johnson , indeed , it is to be ...
The Lion roared in the Afs's Skin ; and if the Lion had not the whole afinine plan communicated to him à priori , Lauder's confidence in his friend Johnson was neither implicit nor unlimited . Dr. Johnson , indeed , it is to be ...
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[ T " in the place of acknowledging that " fuch particular paffages only were in" terpolated , he gave up the whole eflay " against Milton as delufion and mifre" prefentation , and therefore impofed ❝ more grievously on the public than ...
[ T " in the place of acknowledging that " fuch particular paffages only were in" terpolated , he gave up the whole eflay " against Milton as delufion and mifre" prefentation , and therefore impofed ❝ more grievously on the public than ...
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inferior beings , " A moft heinous offence ! enough to mufter the whole multitude of English Amazons against him . But the queftion is not concerning what is in his books , but what paffed in his kitchen and parlour .
inferior beings , " A moft heinous offence ! enough to mufter the whole multitude of English Amazons against him . But the queftion is not concerning what is in his books , but what paffed in his kitchen and parlour .
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1680 , The fame . 1750 , The first book of Paradise Loft , Glasgow , illuftrated with notes and references to the antient Poets . It is to be lamented , that that the whole poem had not been published in the [ 171 ]
1680 , The fame . 1750 , The first book of Paradise Loft , Glasgow , illuftrated with notes and references to the antient Poets . It is to be lamented , that that the whole poem had not been published in the [ 171 ]
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that the whole poem had not been published in the fame manner . All the above editions in Quarto , except those marked otherwise . ed . c . OF 31 2 OF EDUCATION , TO MASTER SAMUEL HARTLIB . MASTER HARTLIB [ * 172 ]
that the whole poem had not been published in the fame manner . All the above editions in Quarto , except those marked otherwise . ed . c . OF 31 2 OF EDUCATION , TO MASTER SAMUEL HARTLIB . MASTER HARTLIB [ * 172 ]
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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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