The Life of Milton: In Three Parts. To which are Added, Conjectures on the Origin of Paradise Lost: with an Appendix. By William Hayley, Esq |
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It is remarkable , that Milton , who has been so uncandidly represented as an
uncontroulable fpirit , and a spurner of all just authority , seems to have
contracted a tender attachment to more than one disciplinarian concerned in his
education .
It is remarkable , that Milton , who has been so uncandidly represented as an
uncontroulable fpirit , and a spurner of all just authority , seems to have
contracted a tender attachment to more than one disciplinarian concerned in his
education .
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The Arcades seems to have been one of his early compositions , and it was
intended as a compliment to his fair neighbour , the accomplished Countess
Dowager of Derby ; she was the sixth daughter of Sir John Spencer , and allied to
...
The Arcades seems to have been one of his early compositions , and it was
intended as a compliment to his fair neighbour , the accomplished Countess
Dowager of Derby ; she was the sixth daughter of Sir John Spencer , and allied to
...
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His late biographer , instead of praising Milton for a service so honourably
rendered to literature , seems rather desirous of annihilating its merit , by
directing his sarcastic animosity against the liberty of the press . “ It seems not
more ...
His late biographer , instead of praising Milton for a service so honourably
rendered to literature , seems rather desirous of annihilating its merit , by
directing his sarcastic animosity against the liberty of the press . “ It seems not
more ...
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It was the opinion of Johnson , and Milton himself seems to have entertained the
same idea , that it is allowable in literary contention to ridicule , vilify , and
depreciate as much as possible the character of an opponent . Surely this
doctrine is ...
It was the opinion of Johnson , and Milton himself seems to have entertained the
same idea , that it is allowable in literary contention to ridicule , vilify , and
depreciate as much as possible the character of an opponent . Surely this
doctrine is ...
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... treasonable commotion ; but as that rumour seems to have been a political
device of the royalists , conțrived to strengthen the new government , he
probably regained his freedom , though we know not how his active days were
concluded .
... treasonable commotion ; but as that rumour seems to have been a political
device of the royalists , conțrived to strengthen the new government , he
probably regained his freedom , though we know not how his active days were
concluded .
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| Título | The Life of Milton: In Three Parts. To which are Added, Conjectures on the Origin of Paradise Lost: with an Appendix. By William Hayley, Esq ECCO database |
| Autor | William Hayley |
| Editor | William Porter, 1797 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitalizado | 16 Mayo 2012 |
| Largo | 342 páginas |
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