The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... use without the alloy of corruption . But I mean not to burthen you , my lively friend , with political reflec- tions , or with a long differtation on the great mass of Milton's profe ; you , whose studies are fo various and ex- tensive ...
... use without the alloy of corruption . But I mean not to burthen you , my lively friend , with political reflec- tions , or with a long differtation on the great mass of Milton's profe ; you , whose studies are fo various and ex- tensive ...
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... use his own juft expreffions , " a fpecimen of noble " and manly eloquence . " Johnson , from the fame work , takes occafion to infinuate , that Milton was a dishonest man . A charge so serious , and from a moralift who profeffed fuch ...
... use his own juft expreffions , " a fpecimen of noble " and manly eloquence . " Johnson , from the fame work , takes occafion to infinuate , that Milton was a dishonest man . A charge so serious , and from a moralift who profeffed fuch ...
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... use of weapons utterly unworthy of the great cause that each had to sustain ; not content to wield the broad and bright fword of national argument , they both defcended to use the mean and envenomed dagger of per- fonal malevolence ...
... use of weapons utterly unworthy of the great cause that each had to sustain ; not content to wield the broad and bright fword of national argument , they both defcended to use the mean and envenomed dagger of per- fonal malevolence ...
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