The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... critic of a more airy and cheerful complection , you are one of the best witnesses that I could poffibly produce , if I had any occafion to prove that my ideas of Johnson's malevolent prejudices against Milton are not the offsprings of ...
... critic of a more airy and cheerful complection , you are one of the best witnesses that I could poffibly produce , if I had any occafion to prove that my ideas of Johnson's malevolent prejudices against Milton are not the offsprings of ...
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... critic ; his more diffusive detraction may be traced in almost every page of the biographer : not to encounter it on its first appearance , and wherever it is visible and important , would be to fail in that , juftice and regard towards ...
... critic ; his more diffusive detraction may be traced in almost every page of the biographer : not to encounter it on its first appearance , and wherever it is visible and important , would be to fail in that , juftice and regard towards ...
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... critic condemns as difcord . On this article , the most harmonious of our bards has been very happily vindicated by men of science and tafte . Dr. Fofter and Lord Mon- boddo have fhewn Milton to be one of the moft confummate artificers ...
... critic condemns as difcord . On this article , the most harmonious of our bards has been very happily vindicated by men of science and tafte . Dr. Fofter and Lord Mon- boddo have fhewn Milton to be one of the moft confummate artificers ...
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