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 48
... must know by ex- perience the fervice that political pam- phlets do to the faction their authors adhere to , when feasonably published . The merit of the faction , or of the au- thor , is out of the question . We believe it will not be ...
... must know by ex- perience the fervice that political pam- phlets do to the faction their authors adhere to , when feasonably published . The merit of the faction , or of the au- thor , is out of the question . We believe it will not be ...
Page 50
... must be left to God and his own confcience ; but to say that " Milton had no fordid or mercenary " purposes " will not imply that he taught for nothing , Milton's friends are obliged to Dr. Johnfon for doing credit to his fuppofed ...
... must be left to God and his own confcience ; but to say that " Milton had no fordid or mercenary " purposes " will not imply that he taught for nothing , Milton's friends are obliged to Dr. Johnfon for doing credit to his fuppofed ...
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... must always be the " ftandard of truth . " Would not one think that problem was thus folved at once ? Is not this an al- ternative which even Dr. Johnson's pre- dilection for power would hardly admit ? Hold a little , till we have fhewn ...
... must always be the " ftandard of truth . " Would not one think that problem was thus folved at once ? Is not this an al- ternative which even Dr. Johnson's pre- dilection for power would hardly admit ? Hold a little , till we have fhewn ...
Page 62
... to fleep with our doors un- " bolted , becaufe by our laws we can 66 hang a thief . " The conclufion is , hang every man who prints or publishes without a license . Hardy Hardy must be the man who can pub- lifh this [ 62 ]
... to fleep with our doors un- " bolted , becaufe by our laws we can 66 hang a thief . " The conclufion is , hang every man who prints or publishes without a license . Hardy Hardy must be the man who can pub- lifh this [ 62 ]
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Francis Blackburne. Hardy must be the man who can pub- lifh this fophiftry with fo many contra- dictory facts ftaring him in the face . And diftreffing must be the dilemma which obliges Dr. Johnson to admit either that the minority have ...
Francis Blackburne. Hardy must be the man who can pub- lifh this fophiftry with fo many contra- dictory facts ftaring him in the face . And diftreffing must be the dilemma which obliges Dr. Johnson to admit either that the minority have ...
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