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 62
... leave the right of printing unreftrained , because writers 66 66 may be afterwards cenfured , than it " would be to fleep with our doors un- " bolted , becaufe by our laws we can 66 hang a thief . " The conclufion is , hang every man ...
... leave the right of printing unreftrained , because writers 66 66 may be afterwards cenfured , than it " would be to fleep with our doors un- " bolted , becaufe by our laws we can 66 hang a thief . " The conclufion is , hang every man ...
Page 67
... leaves it as he found it . " As faction feldom leaves a man ho- " how- " neft , " fays the Doctor , p . 51 , " ever it ... leave us under fome uncertainty whether Milton F 2 " " inter- " interpolated by inferting , " or whether he was [ 67 ]
... leaves it as he found it . " As faction feldom leaves a man ho- " how- " neft , " fays the Doctor , p . 51 , " ever it ... leave us under fome uncertainty whether Milton F 2 " " inter- " interpolated by inferting , " or whether he was [ 67 ]
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... leave his criticifms on fome Latin expreffions on either fide to those who have not forgotten a trade , which , in fome degree or other , is , or fhould be , original to every good writer , namely , the trade of a Grammarian . No man ...
... leave his criticifms on fome Latin expreffions on either fide to those who have not forgotten a trade , which , in fome degree or other , is , or fhould be , original to every good writer , namely , the trade of a Grammarian . No man ...
Page 127
... leave of his new narrative ; leaving his ftrictures on Mil- ton's poetry to the examination of critics by profeffion ; all of whom , we are per- fuaded , will not approve them merely because they came from Dr. Johnson . They will ...
... leave of his new narrative ; leaving his ftrictures on Mil- ton's poetry to the examination of critics by profeffion ; all of whom , we are per- fuaded , will not approve them merely because they came from Dr. Johnson . They will ...
Page 216
... leaving her at full li- berty to paint them in their native co- lours ? Can truth be better armed against error than with the mighty blade of uncontrouled Reafon ? Or virtue more furely triumph over immorality , than by the the vigorous ...
... leaving her at full li- berty to paint them in their native co- lours ? Can truth be better armed against error than with the mighty blade of uncontrouled Reafon ? Or virtue more furely triumph over immorality , than by the the vigorous ...
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