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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Page 109
Francis Blackburne. ticular church , " appears to have had " full conviction of the truth of Chrifti- " anity ; to have regarded the holy fcrip- " tures with the profoundest veneration ; " to have been untainted with any here- " tical ...
Francis Blackburne. ticular church , " appears to have had " full conviction of the truth of Chrifti- " anity ; to have regarded the holy fcrip- " tures with the profoundest veneration ; " to have been untainted with any here- " tical ...
Page 118
... appear to have been contracted by the expence of a court . 8 Dr. Johnson is afraid that Milton's re- publicanism was founded " in an envious " hatred of greatness , and a fullen defire " of independence ; in petulance , im- " patient of ...
... appear to have been contracted by the expence of a court . 8 Dr. Johnson is afraid that Milton's re- publicanism was founded " in an envious " hatred of greatness , and a fullen defire " of independence ; in petulance , im- " patient of ...
Page 122
... " he " and there appears , in his tells you , 66 books , fomething like a Turkish con- tempt of females , as fubordinate and " inferior beings , " A moft heinous of- fence " in- [ 22 ] SERVICE and OBEY! and how great and ...
... " he " and there appears , in his tells you , 66 books , fomething like a Turkish con- tempt of females , as fubordinate and " inferior beings , " A moft heinous of- fence " in- [ 22 ] SERVICE and OBEY! and how great and ...
Page 153
... appears in contrast with the change which experience hath made in the Doctor's opinions . The Doctor , we prefume , found his account in both his opinions , and all fides ought to be fatif- fied . There is indeed one performance af ...
... appears in contrast with the change which experience hath made in the Doctor's opinions . The Doctor , we prefume , found his account in both his opinions , and all fides ought to be fatif- fied . There is indeed one performance af ...
Page 172
... appear the many mistakes which have made learning generally fo unpleafing and fo unfuccefsfull ; firft we do amiffe to spend feven or eight yeers meerly in fcraping together fo much mi- ferable Latin , and Greek , as might be learnt ...
... appear the many mistakes which have made learning generally fo unpleafing and fo unfuccefsfull ; firft we do amiffe to spend feven or eight yeers meerly in fcraping together fo much mi- ferable Latin , and Greek , as might be learnt ...
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