Remarks on Johnson's Life of Milton. To which are Added, Milton's Tractate of Education and Areopagitica |
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... hiftory , or fome of thofe natural failings which diftinguish human from angelic beings . On the other hand , few men are fo to- tally abandoned and depraved as to have no remnants of grace and goodness , no intervals of fobriety , no ...
... hiftory , or fome of thofe natural failings which diftinguish human from angelic beings . On the other hand , few men are fo to- tally abandoned and depraved as to have no remnants of grace and goodness , no intervals of fobriety , no ...
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... , fubfequent to Philips , made more of this matter than Philips's hiftory authorized , we do not commend them . But it was * Philips , p . xi . E 4 furely furely the bufinefs of a new narrative to correct their [ 55 ]
... , fubfequent to Philips , made more of this matter than Philips's hiftory authorized , we do not commend them . But it was * Philips , p . xi . E 4 furely furely the bufinefs of a new narrative to correct their [ 55 ]
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... knowledge ; " its only genuine product , I believe , is " a fmall hiftory of poetry , written in . " Latin by his nephew , of which per- * Johnfon , p . 31. . 3 2 " haps 66 haps none of my readers has ever " heard [ 56 ]
... knowledge ; " its only genuine product , I believe , is " a fmall hiftory of poetry , written in . " Latin by his nephew , of which per- * Johnfon , p . 31. . 3 2 " haps 66 haps none of my readers has ever " heard [ 56 ]
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... hiftory . The miniftry took away Mr. Wilkes's 46 papers , among which was faid to be " the Effay on Woman ; fo that the mi- nifters were at least the publishers of F 3 * that " that Effay ; and , confidering the num bers [ 69 ]
... hiftory . The miniftry took away Mr. Wilkes's 46 papers , among which was faid to be " the Effay on Woman ; fo that the mi- nifters were at least the publishers of F 3 * that " that Effay ; and , confidering the num bers [ 69 ]
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... hiftory by the fertility of his imagination . And that his wants being few , were com- " petently fupplied , " is an argument that he could as eafily return to his phi- lofophy as part with his affluence . From this character of Milton ...
... hiftory by the fertility of his imagination . And that his wants being few , were com- " petently fupplied , " is an argument that he could as eafily return to his phi- lofophy as part with his affluence . From this character of Milton ...
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