Johnsoniana: Francis Blackburne. Remarks on Johnson's Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1974 |
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... had formerly taken fo much ele- gant pains to depreciate . The fource of his difaffection to Milton's principles can be no fecret to those who have been con- verfant B 2 be [ 3 ] it had been prefumed, would never more ...
... had formerly taken fo much ele- gant pains to depreciate . The fource of his difaffection to Milton's principles can be no fecret to those who have been con- verfant B 2 be [ 3 ] it had been prefumed, would never more ...
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... never will fee ) that civil liberty can never be established upon its proper bafis . Mil- ton's adherence to Cromwell , therefore , was founded on the moft liberal views ; and while there was a profpect of realiz- ing the idea , was ...
... never will fee ) that civil liberty can never be established upon its proper bafis . Mil- ton's adherence to Cromwell , therefore , was founded on the moft liberal views ; and while there was a profpect of realiz- ing the idea , was ...
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... never henceforth write , but what were first examin'd by an appointed officer , whofe hand should be annext to paffe his credit for him , that now he might be fafely read , it could not be apprehended leffe then a disgracefull ...
... never henceforth write , but what were first examin'd by an appointed officer , whofe hand should be annext to paffe his credit for him , that now he might be fafely read , it could not be apprehended leffe then a disgracefull ...
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