The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... Johnson's Life of Milton , in which the afperity of that biographer is oppofed with fuperior afperity , has proved , with new arguments , the futility of the charge in question . Instead of repeating these , let me ob- serve , that the ...
... Johnson's Life of Milton , in which the afperity of that biographer is oppofed with fuperior afperity , has proved , with new arguments , the futility of the charge in question . Instead of repeating these , let me ob- serve , that the ...
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... Johnson , indeed , afferts in his barbarous cenfure of Milton's exquifite picture of his own fituation , that the poet , in fpeaking of his danger , was ungrateful and unjust ; that the charge itself seems to be falfe , for it would be ...
... Johnson , indeed , afferts in his barbarous cenfure of Milton's exquifite picture of his own fituation , that the poet , in fpeaking of his danger , was ungrateful and unjust ; that the charge itself seems to be falfe , for it would be ...
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... Johnson , whom his prejudice against Milton could no longer ren- der blind to the unworthiness of Lauder , recoiled ... Johnson , whose conduct on the occafion was manly and moral - but it failed to correct his affociate , for prejudice ...
... Johnson , whom his prejudice against Milton could no longer ren- der blind to the unworthiness of Lauder , recoiled ... Johnson , whose conduct on the occafion was manly and moral - but it failed to correct his affociate , for prejudice ...
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