Johnsoniana: Francis Blackburne. Remarks on Johnson's Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1974 |
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... is " for the most part only a particular " kind of traffick , by which money is " circulated without any national impo- " verishment . " Tritical Tritical aphorifms fhould be univer- fally and unequivocally true , [ 116 ]
... is " for the most part only a particular " kind of traffick , by which money is " circulated without any national impo- " verishment . " Tritical Tritical aphorifms fhould be univer- fally and unequivocally true , [ 116 ]
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... kind of inquifition tyrannizes ; when I have fat among their learned men , for that honor I had , and bin counted happy to be born in fuch a place of Philofopbic freedom , as they fuppos'd England was , while themselves did nothing but ...
... kind of inquifition tyrannizes ; when I have fat among their learned men , for that honor I had , and bin counted happy to be born in fuch a place of Philofopbic freedom , as they fuppos'd England was , while themselves did nothing but ...
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... kind entertainer in the fhop trading all day without his religion . Another fort there be who when they hear that all things fhall be order'd , all things regulated and fetl'd ; nothing writt❜n but what paffes through the cuf- tom ...
... kind entertainer in the fhop trading all day without his religion . Another fort there be who when they hear that all things fhall be order'd , all things regulated and fetl'd ; nothing writt❜n but what paffes through the cuf- tom ...
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