The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... speak publicly of himself , and to relate , in the most manly and explicit manner , the real motives of his conduct . Speaking of the English people , in the commencement of his Second Defence , he fays * , " it was the just vindication ...
... speak publicly of himself , and to relate , in the most manly and explicit manner , the real motives of his conduct . Speaking of the English people , in the commencement of his Second Defence , he fays * , " it was the just vindication ...
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William Hayley. fcripture , which speak of marriage . He introduces this work by a third Addrefs to the Parliament , and , speaking of their justice and candour in difdaining to think of perfe- cuting him for his doctrine , according to ...
William Hayley. fcripture , which speak of marriage . He introduces this work by a third Addrefs to the Parliament , and , speaking of their justice and candour in difdaining to think of perfe- cuting him for his doctrine , according to ...
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... speak with fuch filial eloquence as infpired Milton with a fonnet in her praise . He continued also to manifeft his firm affection to the public good , by two compofitions intended to promote it ; the little tractate on education ...
... speak with fuch filial eloquence as infpired Milton with a fonnet in her praise . He continued also to manifeft his firm affection to the public good , by two compofitions intended to promote it ; the little tractate on education ...
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