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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Francis Blackburne. perhaps with a few of his ingenious and judicious friends in them ) ; and Dr.John- fon gives us our choice of two causes of it , the injudicious feverity of his governors ,. and Milton's captious perverfenefs * . Had ...
Francis Blackburne. perhaps with a few of his ingenious and judicious friends in them ) ; and Dr.John- fon gives us our choice of two causes of it , the injudicious feverity of his governors ,. and Milton's captious perverfenefs * . Had ...
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... Perhaps indeed fome of the more mo- derate idolizers of Dr. Johnfon might perceive , even from this mutilated ci- tation , that Milton did not blame thefe actors as they were academics , but as they were clergymen . But Milton had ...
... Perhaps indeed fome of the more mo- derate idolizers of Dr. Johnfon might perceive , even from this mutilated ci- tation , that Milton did not blame thefe actors as they were academics , but as they were clergymen . But Milton had ...
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... perhaps to the warmest Scene of ac- tion , the Commons ' House of Parlia- ment : nor can we think he will ( except in a fit of merriment ) call them small performances , with refpect to their ef- fects ; as he himself must know by ex ...
... perhaps to the warmest Scene of ac- tion , the Commons ' House of Parlia- ment : nor can we think he will ( except in a fit of merriment ) call them small performances , with refpect to their ef- fects ; as he himself must know by ex ...
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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 cr " Now perfons , " says he , " [ 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 cr " Now perfons , " says he , " [ 52 ]
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... may teach his follies , I am afraid the Doctor himself can have no re- ligion ; for fuch fceptics may and do teach their follies every day with all free- dom . Perhaps Perhaps times and feasons might be , noted in fome [ 63 ]
... may teach his follies , I am afraid the Doctor himself can have no re- ligion ; for fuch fceptics may and do teach their follies every day with all free- dom . Perhaps Perhaps times and feasons might be , noted in fome [ 63 ]
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