The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... England a defign to establish a perfect Turkish tyranny , Milton , with great dex- terity , turns the expression against Ormond , obferving , that the defign of bringing in that tyranny is a monarchical de- fign , and not of those who ...
... England a defign to establish a perfect Turkish tyranny , Milton , with great dex- terity , turns the expression against Ormond , obferving , that the defign of bringing in that tyranny is a monarchical de- fign , and not of those who ...
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... against him , and petitioning the king , that his two books , the Defence of the People , and his Answer to Eikon Bafilike , might be publicly burnt . U The Happily Happily for the honour of England , the perfon of THE LIFE OF MILTON . 145.
... against him , and petitioning the king , that his two books , the Defence of the People , and his Answer to Eikon Bafilike , might be publicly burnt . U The Happily Happily for the honour of England , the perfon of THE LIFE OF MILTON . 145.
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... England ; and that the perusal of an author , wild indeed , and abounding in grotesque extravagance , yet now and then shining with pure and united of rays fancy and devotion , first gave a new bias to the imagina- tion of the English ...
... England ; and that the perusal of an author , wild indeed , and abounding in grotesque extravagance , yet now and then shining with pure and united of rays fancy and devotion , first gave a new bias to the imagina- tion of the English ...
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