Johnsoniana: Francis Blackburne. Remarks on Johnson's Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1974 |
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... 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 church , and who can fay it was not ...
... 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 church , and who can fay it was not ...
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... with publicke flattery . And men will then see what difference there is between the magnanimity of a trienniall Parla- ment , and that jealous hautineffe of Pre- I lates lates and cabin Counsellours that ufurpt of late , when [ 228 ]
... with publicke flattery . And men will then see what difference there is between the magnanimity of a trienniall Parla- ment , and that jealous hautineffe of Pre- I lates lates and cabin Counsellours that ufurpt of late , when [ 228 ]
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... late were little better then filenc't from preaching , fhall come now to filence us from reading , except what they please , it cannot be gueft what is intended by som but a second tyranny over learning : and will foon put it out of ...
... late were little better then filenc't from preaching , fhall come now to filence us from reading , except what they please , it cannot be gueft what is intended by som but a second tyranny over learning : and will foon put it out of ...
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