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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... opinion , he fhould keep a strict watch over himself , that his pre- judices do not tranfport him to imputa- tions which are either falfe , or may be retorted upon himself . The world would have given Dr. John- fon credit for his ...
... opinion , he fhould keep a strict watch over himself , that his pre- judices do not tranfport him to imputa- tions which are either falfe , or may be retorted upon himself . The world would have given Dr. John- fon credit for his ...
Page 113
... , we learn , from an extract in it from Dr. Johnson's Life of Smith , that Gilbert - Walmsley was a Whig with all the viru- . lence and malevolence of his party , and I that that the Doctor was of different notions . and opinions [ 113 ]
... , we learn , from an extract in it from Dr. Johnson's Life of Smith , that Gilbert - Walmsley was a Whig with all the viru- . lence and malevolence of his party , and I that that the Doctor was of different notions . and opinions [ 113 ]
Page 114
... opinions wherein he differed from his friend Walmfley ? Perhaps at the bottom the grudge is no more than that neither Milton nor Walm , . : fley would allow Dr. Johnson to chuse a King for them . " It is not known , " fays the Doctor ...
... opinions wherein he differed from his friend Walmfley ? Perhaps at the bottom the grudge is no more than that neither Milton nor Walm , . : fley would allow Dr. Johnson to chuse a King for them . " It is not known , " fays the Doctor ...
Page 125
... opinion , that " women were made for obedience . " . But Paul and Milton had different ideas of rebellion from thofe of Dr. Johnson . That Prynne , Burton , and Baftwick , were rebels in Dr. Johnfon's fcale , no one can doubt . And yet ...
... opinion , that " women were made for obedience . " . But Paul and Milton had different ideas of rebellion from thofe of Dr. Johnson . That Prynne , Burton , and Baftwick , were rebels in Dr. Johnfon's fcale , no one can doubt . And yet ...
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... opinions , might expofe him to fome un- toward fufpicions of his own heterodoxy among his fuperiors . One would indeed imagine that a Pro- teftant writer of the Life of Milton the Poet , could have no fuch temptation to deal out ...
... opinions , might expofe him to fome un- toward fufpicions of his own heterodoxy among his fuperiors . One would indeed imagine that a Pro- teftant writer of the Life of Milton the Poet , could have no fuch temptation to deal out ...
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