Johnsoniana: Francis Blackburne. Remarks on Johnson's Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1974 |
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... himself ; and it appears by our late academical reforma- tions , that the authors of them were no more in humour with the methods of their predeceffors than Milton himself . It is true , Milton was zealous for Re- formation in the ...
... himself ; and it appears by our late academical reforma- tions , that the authors of them were no more in humour with the methods of their predeceffors than Milton himself . It is true , Milton was zealous for Re- formation in the ...
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... himself stole fome trifles into the world through the prefs , which did not much favour the legal fettlement of the crown , or tend to abate the dif contents of the people . Had the minifter of the day , who then flept with his doors ...
... himself stole fome trifles into the world through the prefs , which did not much favour the legal fettlement of the crown , or tend to abate the dif contents of the people . Had the minifter of the day , who then flept with his doors ...
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... himself , that his pre- judices do not transport him to imputa- tions which are either falfe , or may be retorted upon himself . The world would have given Dr. John- fon credit for his inveterate hatred of republican notions , without ...
... himself , that his pre- judices do not transport him to imputa- tions which are either falfe , or may be retorted upon himself . The world would have given Dr. John- fon credit for his inveterate hatred of republican notions , without ...
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