The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... be , I will haften to extricate myself from this little group of contentious critics ; for it must be matter of regret to every fincere b votary votary of peace and benevolence to observe , that the DEDICATION . xvii.
... be , I will haften to extricate myself from this little group of contentious critics ; for it must be matter of regret to every fincere b votary votary of peace and benevolence to observe , that the DEDICATION . xvii.
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... observation is evidently invidious ; it is completely refuted by the various commendations , which the graceful and ... observing , that he was frugal of his praise . The argument is particularly defective , as applied to Milton on his ...
... observation is evidently invidious ; it is completely refuted by the various commendations , which the graceful and ... observing , that he was frugal of his praise . The argument is particularly defective , as applied to Milton on his ...
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... observe , in apology for the omiffions of Philips , which are too frequent to be confidered as accidental , that he probably chose not to enumerate various poems relating to angels , to Adam , and to Paradife , left ignorance and malice ...
... observe , in apology for the omiffions of Philips , which are too frequent to be confidered as accidental , that he probably chose not to enumerate various poems relating to angels , to Adam , and to Paradife , left ignorance and malice ...
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