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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... to be always for the truth , which he believes is never “ fo plainly demonstrated
as in that character that lays • it is “ great , and prevails ; ' and in that sense only fit
to be adhered to by a.prudent man , who will never be kinder to truth than - she ...
... to be always for the truth , which he believes is never “ fo plainly demonstrated
as in that character that lays • it is “ great , and prevails ; ' and in that sense only fit
to be adhered to by a.prudent man , who will never be kinder to truth than - she ...
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Morhoff has affirmed , with equal truth and liberality , that the verses , which
Milton produced in his childhood , discovered both the fire and judgment of
maturer life : a commendation that no impartial reader will be inclined to
extenuate , who ...
Morhoff has affirmed , with equal truth and liberality , that the verses , which
Milton produced in his childhood , discovered both the fire and judgment of
maturer life : a commendation that no impartial reader will be inclined to
extenuate , who ...
Página 90
... than truth . ” Notwithstanding the air of morality in this remark , it may be
questioned , if ever an observation was made on any great character more
invidious or more unjust . When the Presbyterians were favoured by Milton , they
spake the ...
... than truth . ” Notwithstanding the air of morality in this remark , it may be
questioned , if ever an observation was made on any great character more
invidious or more unjust . When the Presbyterians were favoured by Milton , they
spake the ...
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far from loving himself better than truth , he was perhaps of all mortals the least
felfish . He contended for religion without seeking emoluments from the church ;
he contended for the state without aiming at any civil or military employment :
truth ...
far from loving himself better than truth , he was perhaps of all mortals the least
felfish . He contended for religion without seeking emoluments from the church ;
he contended for the state without aiming at any civil or military employment :
truth ...
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In truth , it is impossible for you to be free yourself unless we are fo ; for it is the
ordinance of nature , that the man who first invades the liberty of others must first
lose his own , and first feel himself a slave . This indeed is just . But if the very ...
In truth , it is impossible for you to be free yourself unless we are fo ; for it is the
ordinance of nature , that the man who first invades the liberty of others must first
lose his own , and first feel himself a slave . This indeed is just . But if the very ...
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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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