Johnsoniana: Francis Blackburne. Remarks on Johnson's Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1974 |
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... those State - letters , latinized by Mil- ton , which remain , and in those parti cularly written in the name of the Pro- tector Oliver , the ftricteft attention is paid to the dignity and importance of the British nation , to the ...
... those State - letters , latinized by Mil- ton , which remain , and in those parti cularly written in the name of the Pro- tector Oliver , the ftricteft attention is paid to the dignity and importance of the British nation , to the ...
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... those naturall endowments- haply not the worst for two and fifty de- grees of northern latitude , fo much must be derogated , as to count me not equall to any of those who had this priviledge , I would obtain to be thought not so ...
... those naturall endowments- haply not the worst for two and fifty de- grees of northern latitude , fo much must be derogated , as to count me not equall to any of those who had this priviledge , I would obtain to be thought not so ...
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... those no vul- gar men . There be alfo books which are parily usefull and excellent , partly culpable and pernicious ; this work will afk as many more officials , to make ex- purgations and expunctions , that the Commonwealth of learning ...
... those no vul- gar men . There be alfo books which are parily usefull and excellent , partly culpable and pernicious ; this work will afk as many more officials , to make ex- purgations and expunctions , that the Commonwealth of learning ...
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