The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... mind from a very base and injurious imputation has led me to antici- pate fome public events . From these observations on the na- tive and incorruptible independence of Milton's mind , let us return to the incidents of his domeftic life ...
... mind from a very base and injurious imputation has led me to antici- pate fome public events . From these observations on the na- tive and incorruptible independence of Milton's mind , let us return to the incidents of his domeftic life ...
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... mind and body , becoming a prince of his renown , ended his days in the year nine hundred , the fifty- firft of his age , the thirtieth of his reign , and was buried regally at Winchester : he was bornat a place called Wanading , in ...
... mind and body , becoming a prince of his renown , ended his days in the year nine hundred , the fifty- firft of his age , the thirtieth of his reign , and was buried regally at Winchester : he was bornat a place called Wanading , in ...
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... mind the blaze of celeftial imagination . I am aware , that in researches like the present , every conjecture may abound in illufion ; the petty circum- ftances , by which great minds are led to the first concep- tion of great defigns ...
... mind the blaze of celeftial imagination . I am aware , that in researches like the present , every conjecture may abound in illufion ; the petty circum- ftances , by which great minds are led to the first concep- tion of great defigns ...
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