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You will soon , I trust , prove to the literary world , as you perfectly proved to me
some years ago , that the poet has suffered not a little from the absurdities of his
arrogant annotator . It is hardly possible for a man of letters , who affidiionately ...
You will soon , I trust , prove to the literary world , as you perfectly proved to me
some years ago , that the poet has suffered not a little from the absurdities of his
arrogant annotator . It is hardly possible for a man of letters , who affidiionately ...
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... as a part of his singular ill - grounded attempt to prove that Milton's ideas of
education were in direct opposition to those of the great moralist of Greece ; an
attempt that arose from a very inoffensive boast of Milton's nephew , who gives a
long ...
... as a part of his singular ill - grounded attempt to prove that Milton's ideas of
education were in direct opposition to those of the great moralist of Greece ; an
attempt that arose from a very inoffensive boast of Milton's nephew , who gives a
long ...
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They proved ferviceable , however , to future compilers , and were used by those
who published the Latin Dictionary at Cambridge , in 1693 Though he had no
eyes to chuse a second wife , Milton did not long continue a widower . He
married ...
They proved ferviceable , however , to future compilers , and were used by those
who published the Latin Dictionary at Cambridge , in 1693 Though he had no
eyes to chuse a second wife , Milton did not long continue a widower . He
married ...
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| Título | The Life of Milton Scholars facs. & repr |
| Autor | William Hayley |
| Edición | 2, reimpresa |
| Editor | Garland Pub., 1971 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Cornell |
| Digitalizado | 17 Abr. 2013 |
| Largo | 328 páginas |
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