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 25
... engage Dr. John- fon in writing this Life , to go beyond what would more properly have contented himself ; the leaft intimation from the * Life of Milton , p . 1 . Bio- Biographer of the impropriety of a new narrative would , [ 25 ]
... engage Dr. John- fon in writing this Life , to go beyond what would more properly have contented himself ; the leaft intimation from the * Life of Milton , p . 1 . Bio- Biographer of the impropriety of a new narrative would , [ 25 ]
Page 29
... hardly make himself fo ridiculous as to condefcend to execute the office of a pa- rish - beadle * . There * We have been informed , that the manner of There is another prefumption against this anecdote .. Warton obferves [ 29 ]
... hardly make himself fo ridiculous as to condefcend to execute the office of a pa- rish - beadle * . There * We have been informed , that the manner of There is another prefumption against this anecdote .. Warton obferves [ 29 ]
Page 38
... himself ; and it appears by our late academical reforma- tions , that the authors of them were no more in humour with the methods of their predeceffors than Milton himself . It is true , Milton was zealous for Re-- formation in the ...
... himself ; and it appears by our late academical reforma- tions , that the authors of them were no more in humour with the methods of their predeceffors than Milton himself . It is true , Milton was zealous for Re-- formation in the ...
Page 48
... himself 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 ...
... himself 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 ...
Page 55
... himself or his brother . And indeed it plainly appears , that the addition of " some scholars * ” was pofterior to the courfe of reading Milton went through with his nephews , and was one of thofe feveral occafions of increasing his ...
... himself or his brother . And indeed it plainly appears , that the addition of " some scholars * ” was pofterior to the courfe of reading Milton went through with his nephews , and was one of thofe feveral occafions of increasing his ...
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