Remarks on Johnson's Life of Milton. To which are Added, Milton's Tractate of Education and AreopagiticaVerlag nicht ermittelbar, 1780 - 381 pages |
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... wisdom and dignity of an administration under the protection of the refpectable Dr. Samuel Johnson . It is obfervable , that Milton addreffed his noble tract , intituled , Areopagitica , to an antimonarchical parliament , from which he ...
... wisdom and dignity of an administration under the protection of the refpectable Dr. Samuel Johnson . It is obfervable , that Milton addreffed his noble tract , intituled , Areopagitica , to an antimonarchical parliament , from which he ...
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... wisdom fince the year 1744 ; we fhall only give one instance of it , taken from pages 120 , 121 , 122 , of the edition of Savage's Life that year , where there are fome juft , and in- deed beautiful , contemplations , on the rife and ...
... wisdom fince the year 1744 ; we fhall only give one instance of it , taken from pages 120 , 121 , 122 , of the edition of Savage's Life that year , where there are fome juft , and in- deed beautiful , contemplations , on the rife and ...
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... the in- citement of great good to this Iland . And , as I hear , you have obtain'd the fame repute with men of moft approved wisdom , and fome of highest authority among among us . Not to mention the learned correfpondence which [ 162 ]
... the in- citement of great good to this Iland . And , as I hear , you have obtain'd the fame repute with men of moft approved wisdom , and fome of highest authority among among us . Not to mention the learned correfpondence which [ 162 ]
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... taught the language of thofe people who have at any time been moft induftrious after wisdom ; fo that language is but the inftrument convay- ing to us things useful to be known . And ing [ 166 ] to be like him, as we may the neerest ...
... taught the language of thofe people who have at any time been moft induftrious after wisdom ; fo that language is but the inftrument convay- ing to us things useful to be known . And ing [ 166 ] to be like him, as we may the neerest ...
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... 'd in vertue , and true generous breeding , that flattery and court shifts and tyrannous aphorifmes appear to them the highest points of wisdom ; in- ftilling ftilling their barren hearts with confci- entious flavery , if [ 171 ]
... 'd in vertue , and true generous breeding , that flattery and court shifts and tyrannous aphorifmes appear to them the highest points of wisdom ; in- ftilling ftilling their barren hearts with confci- entious flavery , if [ 171 ]
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