The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... praise . The argument is particularly defective , as applied to Milton on his travels ; fince the praises he bestowed on those accomplished fo- reigners , who were kind to him , are liberal in the highest de- gree , and apparently ...
... praise . The argument is particularly defective , as applied to Milton on his travels ; fince the praises he bestowed on those accomplished fo- reigners , who were kind to him , are liberal in the highest de- gree , and apparently ...
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... praises of heroic men , or famous " cities , unless he have in himself the experience and the " practice of all that which is praise worthy . ” << In reply to the abfurd charge of his leading a diffolute life , he gives an engaging and ...
... praises of heroic men , or famous " cities , unless he have in himself the experience and the " practice of all that which is praise worthy . ” << In reply to the abfurd charge of his leading a diffolute life , he gives an engaging and ...
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... praise in thẹ following paffage of his Areopagitica ; " there are three " principal things , without which all ... praises , by fhewing that fuch his actual perfuafion " is of whom he writes , can demonftrate that he flatters not . " If ...
... praise in thẹ following paffage of his Areopagitica ; " there are three " principal things , without which all ... praises , by fhewing that fuch his actual perfuafion " is of whom he writes , can demonftrate that he flatters not . " If ...
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