The Life of MiltonEarliest biography to show Milton's liberalism; influential on 19th-century writers. |
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... an eminent physician of the city , to whom the lady was related . Some
biographers have spoken harshly of her temper and conduct ; but let me observe
, in justice to her memory , that the manuscript of Aubrey , to whom she was
probably ...
... an eminent physician of the city , to whom the lady was related . Some
biographers have spoken harshly of her temper and conduct ; but let me observe
, in justice to her memory , that the manuscript of Aubrey , to whom she was
probably ...
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prefs ) have probably perished ; the first , a System of Theology in Latin , that
seems to have been entrusted to his friend Cyriac Skinner ; the second , an
Answer to a scurrilous libel upon himself , which his nephew supposes him to
have ...
prefs ) have probably perished ; the first , a System of Theology in Latin , that
seems to have been entrusted to his friend Cyriac Skinner ; the second , an
Answer to a scurrilous libel upon himself , which his nephew supposes him to
have ...
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... ill suited to the sphere of poetry . But if his glowing spirit was ever damped for a
moment by suggestions of this nature , he was probably re - animated and
encouraged by recollecting his respectable old acquaintance , the poets of Italy .
... ill suited to the sphere of poetry . But if his glowing spirit was ever damped for a
moment by suggestions of this nature , he was probably re - animated and
encouraged by recollecting his respectable old acquaintance , the poets of Italy .
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