The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... Milton ; delight- ing to dwell on his character with " that fhadow of friend- ship , that complacency and ardour of attachment , which , as Pope has observed in speaking of Homer , we naturally " feel for ... Milton , THE LIFE OF MILTON . 3.
... Milton ; delight- ing to dwell on his character with " that fhadow of friend- ship , that complacency and ardour of attachment , which , as Pope has observed in speaking of Homer , we naturally " feel for ... Milton , THE LIFE OF MILTON . 3.
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... Milton's Second Defence . The Dutch ambassador endeavoured to prevail on Cromwell to suppress the work . When he found that this was im- poffible , he conveyed to Milton the letters of More , con- taining a proteftation that he was not ...
... Milton's Second Defence . The Dutch ambassador endeavoured to prevail on Cromwell to suppress the work . When he found that this was im- poffible , he conveyed to Milton the letters of More , con- taining a proteftation that he was not ...
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... Milton . I shall not attempt to produce parallel paffages from the two poets , because the chief idea that I mean to incul- cate is , not that Milton tamely copied the Adamo of Andreini , but that his fancy caught fire from that ...
... Milton . I shall not attempt to produce parallel paffages from the two poets , because the chief idea that I mean to incul- cate is , not that Milton tamely copied the Adamo of Andreini , but that his fancy caught fire from that ...
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