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 107
... because he was neither of the Church of Rome , nor of the Church of Eng- land . If not , to what purpofe is the follow- ing reflection ? " To be of no church is dangerous . " Religion , of which the rewards are " diftant , " diftant ...
... because he was neither of the Church of Rome , nor of the Church of Eng- land . If not , to what purpofe is the follow- ing reflection ? " To be of no church is dangerous . " Religion , of which the rewards are " diftant , " diftant ...
Page 120
Francis Blackburne. " crative drudgery . He loved Kings " in the ftate , because he loved all who ་ ' paid him for his fervices ; and Bifhops " in the church , from a consciousness of " wanting abfolution . It is to be fuf- << << pected ...
Francis Blackburne. " crative drudgery . He loved Kings " in the ftate , because he loved all who ་ ' paid him for his fervices ; and Bifhops " in the church , from a consciousness of " wanting abfolution . It is to be fuf- << << pected ...
Page 127
... because they came from Dr. Johnson . They will obferve that they are tainted throughout with the effects of an inve- terate hatred to Milton's politics , with which , as the Biographer of a Poet the " author author of Paradife Loft ...
... because they came from Dr. Johnson . They will obferve that they are tainted throughout with the effects of an inve- terate hatred to Milton's politics , with which , as the Biographer of a Poet the " author author of Paradife Loft ...
Page 172
... because our understanding cannot in this body found it felfe but on fenfible things , nor arrive fo cleerly to the know- ledge of God and things invifible , as by orderly conning over the vifible and in- ferior creature , the fame ...
... because our understanding cannot in this body found it felfe but on fenfible things , nor arrive fo cleerly to the know- ledge of God and things invifible , as by orderly conning over the vifible and in- ferior creature , the fame ...
Page 212
... Greek and Latin authors ; because , if those are read , Principles of Liberty , and juft Senti- ments of the Dignity and Rights of Man- kind must be imbib'd . But can there be more more glaring bare - faced nonfenfe than to fay , [ 212 ]
... Greek and Latin authors ; because , if those are read , Principles of Liberty , and juft Senti- ments of the Dignity and Rights of Man- kind must be imbib'd . But can there be more more glaring bare - faced nonfenfe than to fay , [ 212 ]
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