The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... against Milton are not the offsprings of a fancy equally prejudiced itself against the great au- thor , whose prejudices I have prefumed to oppofe ; you , my dear friend , have heard the harsh critic advance in conversation an opinion ...
... against Milton are not the offsprings of a fancy equally prejudiced itself against the great au- thor , whose prejudices I have prefumed to oppofe ; you , my dear friend , have heard the harsh critic advance in conversation an opinion ...
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... against kings ? why do we not refign the privileges that we owe to their repeated rebellion ? but the dogma is utterly unworthy of an English moralift ; for affuredly we have the fanction of truth , reason , and experience , in saying ...
... against kings ? why do we not refign the privileges that we owe to their repeated rebellion ? but the dogma is utterly unworthy of an English moralift ; for affuredly we have the fanction of truth , reason , and experience , in saying ...
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... against him in our days , what must he not have had to apprehend from the raging paffions of his own time , when his poetical genius had not appeared in its meridian fplendor , and when most of his writings were confidered as recent ...
... against him in our days , what must he not have had to apprehend from the raging paffions of his own time , when his poetical genius had not appeared in its meridian fplendor , and when most of his writings were confidered as recent ...
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