The Life of MiltonEarliest biography to show Milton's liberalism; influential on 19th-century writers. |
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This exquisite poem , which , as Mr . Warton juftly observes , “ must have been
either solicited as “ a favour by those whom the poet had left in his college , “ or
was a voluntary contribution of friendship sent to them “ from the country ...
This exquisite poem , which , as Mr . Warton juftly observes , “ must have been
either solicited as “ a favour by those whom the poet had left in his college , “ or
was a voluntary contribution of friendship sent to them “ from the country ...
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... which sees no defect , or with that indiscreet partiality , which labours to hide
the failing it difcovers ; a biographer must have ill understood the nature of Milton
, who could suppose it possible to gratify his spirit by homage so unworthy ; for
my ...
... which sees no defect , or with that indiscreet partiality , which labours to hide
the failing it difcovers ; a biographer must have ill understood the nature of Milton
, who could suppose it possible to gratify his spirit by homage so unworthy ; for
my ...
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... reflect on the great things they promise themselves from our liberty , so bravely
acquired ; from our republic , so gloriously founded , which , should it perish like
an abortion , must expose our country to the utmost contempt and difhonour .
... reflect on the great things they promise themselves from our liberty , so bravely
acquired ; from our republic , so gloriously founded , which , should it perish like
an abortion , must expose our country to the utmost contempt and difhonour .
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