Johnsoniana: Francis Blackburne. Remarks on Johnson's Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1974 |
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... not bring down Milton to the degree of contempt with the public which he had affigned him in the scale of profe - writers ; he fell upon an expedient which has fometimes fuc- ceeded 5 ceeded in particular exigences . In one word , he [ 22 ]
... not bring down Milton to the degree of contempt with the public which he had affigned him in the scale of profe - writers ; he fell upon an expedient which has fometimes fuc- ceeded 5 ceeded in particular exigences . In one word , he [ 22 ]
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... a court 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 ]
... a court 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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... particular , what will it be hereafter , and in other books . If then the order shall not be vain and fruftrat , behold a new labour , Lords and Commons , ye must repeal and profcribe all fcandalous and unlicenc't books already printed ...
... particular , what will it be hereafter , and in other books . If then the order shall not be vain and fruftrat , behold a new labour , Lords and Commons , ye must repeal and profcribe all fcandalous and unlicenc't books already printed ...
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