Johnsoniana: Francis Blackburne. Remarks on Johnson's Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1974 |
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... first should begin to doe , after so fair a progreffe of your laudable deeds , and fuch a long oblige- ment upon the whole Realme to your indefatigable vertues , I might be juftly reckn'd among the tardicft , and unwil- lingeft of them ...
... first should begin to doe , after so fair a progreffe of your laudable deeds , and fuch a long oblige- ment upon the whole Realme to your indefatigable vertues , I might be juftly reckn'd among the tardicft , and unwil- lingeft of them ...
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... first to his English - men ; I fay as his manner is , first to us , though we mark not the me- thod of his counfels , and are unwor thy . Behold now this vaft City ; a City of refuge , the manfion - house of liberty , encompast and ...
... first to his English - men ; I fay as his manner is , first to us , though we mark not the me- thod of his counfels , and are unwor thy . Behold now this vaft City ; a City of refuge , the manfion - house of liberty , encompast and ...
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... First , when a City shall be as it were befieg'd and blockt about , her navigable river infefted , inroads and incurfions round , defiance and battell oft rumor'd to be marching up ev'n to her walls , and fuburb trenches , that then the ...
... First , when a City shall be as it were befieg'd and blockt about , her navigable river infefted , inroads and incurfions round , defiance and battell oft rumor'd to be marching up ev'n to her walls , and fuburb trenches , that then the ...
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