The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... genius , and receive its due fhare of admiration and efteem . Men , indeed , of narrow minds , and of servile principles , will for ever attempt to depreciate a character so abfolutely the reverse of their own ; but liberal spirits ...
... genius , and receive its due fhare of admiration and efteem . Men , indeed , of narrow minds , and of servile principles , will for ever attempt to depreciate a character so abfolutely the reverse of their own ; but liberal spirits ...
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... genius and virtue weaken their title to respect , in proportion as they recede from that evangelical charity , which should influence every man in his judgment of another . The strength and the acuteness of sensation , which partly ...
... genius and virtue weaken their title to respect , in proportion as they recede from that evangelical charity , which should influence every man in his judgment of another . The strength and the acuteness of sensation , which partly ...
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... genius and literary ambition , under the conftant in- fluence of religious philanthropy . In proportion as our country has advanced in purity of taste , she has applauded the poet ; and in proportion as she advances in liberality of ...
... genius and literary ambition , under the conftant in- fluence of religious philanthropy . In proportion as our country has advanced in purity of taste , she has applauded the poet ; and in proportion as she advances in liberality of ...
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