The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... hope of renown . " To give you an account of my studies , " he says , " I have brought down the affairs of the Greeks , in a continued course of reading , to the period in which they ceased to be Greeks . I have long been engaged in the ...
... hope of renown . " To give you an account of my studies , " he says , " I have brought down the affairs of the Greeks , in a continued course of reading , to the period in which they ceased to be Greeks . I have long been engaged in the ...
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... hope that praise so magnifi- cent , united to the nobleft advice , would prove to the ar- dent spirit of the protector the best prefervative against the delirium of tyranny . These generous hopes were disap- pointed ; the defpotic ...
... hope that praise so magnifi- cent , united to the nobleft advice , would prove to the ar- dent spirit of the protector the best prefervative against the delirium of tyranny . These generous hopes were disap- pointed ; the defpotic ...
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... fuppofi- tion is often a pleasant substitute for abfolute knowledge ; and in the hope that it may prove fo in the present case , M m 2 let let me advance in this fhadowy research , and after of the PARADISE LOST . 267.
... fuppofi- tion is often a pleasant substitute for abfolute knowledge ; and in the hope that it may prove fo in the present case , M m 2 let let me advance in this fhadowy research , and after of the PARADISE LOST . 267.
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