Johnsoniana: Francis Blackburne. Remarks on Johnson's Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1974 |
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... while se gather up the tares , ye root up also the wheat with them . Next follows a curious fee - faw of the arguments pro and con . * New Narrative , p . 45 . " If " If nothing may be published but " what civil [ 59 ]
... while se gather up the tares , ye root up also the wheat with them . Next follows a curious fee - faw of the arguments pro and con . * New Narrative , p . 45 . " If " If nothing may be published but " what civil [ 59 ]
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... also is God's working . Neither can I thinke that fo reputed , and fo va- lu'd as you are , you would to the forfeit of your own difcerning ability , impofe upon me an unfit and over ponderous argument , but that the fatisfaction which ...
... also is God's working . Neither can I thinke that fo reputed , and fo va- lu'd as you are , you would to the forfeit of your own difcerning ability , impofe upon me an unfit and over ponderous argument , but that the fatisfaction which ...
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... also what was to be don to libel- lous books and Authors ; for Nævius was quickly caft into prifon for his unbridl❜d pen , and releas'd by the Tribunes upon his recantation : We read also that libels were burnt , and the makers punisht ...
... also what was to be don to libel- lous books and Authors ; for Nævius was quickly caft into prifon for his unbridl❜d pen , and releas'd by the Tribunes upon his recantation : We read also that libels were burnt , and the makers punisht ...
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