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 68
... for rebellion infulted the venerable and great Creator of all things , or that there was nothing venerable and great but King Charles I. and his appur- tenances ? tenances ? The imputation of blaf- phemy on the one [ 69 ]
... for rebellion infulted the venerable and great Creator of all things , or that there was nothing venerable and great but King Charles I. and his appur- tenances ? tenances ? The imputation of blaf- phemy on the one [ 69 ]
Page 77
... thing more troublesome had happened to the Bishop upon the occafion , Fuller would certainly have known it , and would as certainly have recorded it ; for he takes him up again in his Worthies of Eng- land . Other accounts fay , that ...
... thing more troublesome had happened to the Bishop upon the occafion , Fuller would certainly have known it , and would as certainly have recorded it ; for he takes him up again in his Worthies of Eng- land . Other accounts fay , that ...
Page 86
... him to the vengeance of an injured peo . ple . Upon Johnfon's plan , there can be no fuch thing as public liberty .. Upon Milton's , where the laws are duly exe- cuted , ented , and the people protected in the peaceable and [ 86 ]
... him to the vengeance of an injured peo . ple . Upon Johnfon's plan , there can be no fuch thing as public liberty .. Upon Milton's , where the laws are duly exe- cuted , ented , and the people protected in the peaceable and [ 86 ]
Page 87
... thing as ufurpation , in whofe hands foever the executive power fhould be lodged . From this doctrine Milton neverfwerved ; and in that noble apoftrophe to Crom- , well , in his Second Defenfe of the peo- ple of England , he fpares not ...
... thing as ufurpation , in whofe hands foever the executive power fhould be lodged . From this doctrine Milton neverfwerved ; and in that noble apoftrophe to Crom- , well , in his Second Defenfe of the peo- ple of England , he fpares not ...
Page 90
... have often wondered , in running over this new narrative , that the consciouf- nefs of the hiftorian's heart did not dif- able his hand for recording feveral things to to the reproach of Milton , which re- bound with [ : 90 ] ;
... have often wondered , in running over this new narrative , that the consciouf- nefs of the hiftorian's heart did not dif- able his hand for recording feveral things to to the reproach of Milton , which re- bound with [ : 90 ] ;
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