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 88
... importance of the British nation , to the protection of trade , and the Proteftant religion , by fpi- rited expoftulations with foreign powers on any infraction of former rited [ 88 ] ments on the legal rights of the fubject;: ...
... importance of the British nation , to the protection of trade , and the Proteftant religion , by fpi- rited expoftulations with foreign powers on any infraction of former rited [ 88 ] ments on the legal rights of the fubject;: ...
Page 94
... confidera- tions . The narrownefs of the Presby- terians in their notions of Liberty , and particularly of religious liberty , had ap- peared upon many occafions . He more than than hints , in his Areopagitica , their in- clination [ 94 ]
... confidera- tions . The narrownefs of the Presby- terians in their notions of Liberty , and particularly of religious liberty , had ap- peared upon many occafions . He more than than hints , in his Areopagitica , their in- clination [ 94 ]
Page 96
... religion , without which he faw ( what Dr. Johnfon never will fee ) that civil liberty can never be established upon its proper bafis . Mil- ton's adherence to Cromwell , therefore , was founded on the most liberal views ; and while ...
... religion , without which he faw ( what Dr. Johnfon never will fee ) that civil liberty can never be established upon its proper bafis . Mil- ton's adherence to Cromwell , therefore , was founded on the most liberal views ; and while ...
Page 103
Francis Blackburne. tor finds no impudence ; it is his treatife of True Religion , berefy , fchifm , toleration , and the beft means to prevent the growth of popery . " This little tract , " fays he , " is mo- " deftly written , with ...
Francis Blackburne. tor finds no impudence ; it is his treatife of True Religion , berefy , fchifm , toleration , and the beft means to prevent the growth of popery . " This little tract , " fays he , " is mo- " deftly written , with ...
Page 107
... religion . The appearances in this part of Milton's hif- tory puzzled Mr. Peck before him , who , after decently drawing the faw to and again , fixes Milton in Quakerism . Dr. Johnson seems to think he was of no church , merely , as it ...
... religion . The appearances in this part of Milton's hif- tory puzzled Mr. Peck before him , who , after decently drawing the faw to and again , fixes Milton in Quakerism . Dr. Johnson seems to think he was of no church , merely , as it ...
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