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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... Milton , in contending for these against the tyrant of the day and his abettors , was ferious , energetic , and irrefragable . He bore down all the filly fophifms in favour C 3 favour of defpotic power like a torrent , and left [ 21 ] .
... Milton , in contending for these against the tyrant of the day and his abettors , was ferious , energetic , and irrefragable . He bore down all the filly fophifms in favour C 3 favour of defpotic power like a torrent , and left [ 21 ] .
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... these volumes , there must be many competent judges . It would be a pity however that a confor- mity to this taste should engage Dr. John- fon in writing this Life , to go beyond what would more properly have contented ! himself ; the ...
... these volumes , there must be many competent judges . It would be a pity however that a confor- mity to this taste should engage Dr. John- fon in writing this Life , to go beyond what would more properly have contented ! himself ; the ...
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... these actors as they were academics , but as they were clergymen . But Milton had likewife another objection to them ; they were fcurvy performers . " There , " fays Milton , " while they " acted and over - acted , among other 66 young ...
... these actors as they were academics , but as they were clergymen . But Milton had likewife another objection to them ; they were fcurvy performers . " There , " fays Milton , " while they " acted and over - acted , among other 66 young ...
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... These were not the faults of men of the theatrical profeffion , who were daily practitioners upon the ftage , and by whom Milton was fo highly entertained in the Metropolis . Milton's epifcopalian opponents re- proached him as a ...
... These were not the faults of men of the theatrical profeffion , who were daily practitioners upon the ftage , and by whom Milton was fo highly entertained in the Metropolis . Milton's epifcopalian opponents re- proached him as a ...
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... these youth ? Even his fifter's two fons , ( perhaps only one of them , the younger ) ; as appears by what Philips fays after he had fpecified the formidable lift . * New Narrative , p . 27 . " Now Now perfons , " fays he , " fo far [ 52 ]
... these youth ? Even his fifter's two fons , ( perhaps only one of them , the younger ) ; as appears by what Philips fays after he had fpecified the formidable lift . * New Narrative , p . 27 . " Now Now perfons , " fays he , " fo far [ 52 ]
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