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The life of Milton has been already written in so many forms, and with such
minute enquiry, that I might perhaps more properly have contented myself with
the addition of a few notes on Mr. Fenton's elegant Abridgement, but that a new ...
The life of Milton has been already written in so many forms, and with such
minute enquiry, that I might perhaps more properly have contented myself with
the addition of a few notes on Mr. Fenton's elegant Abridgement, but that a new ...
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The first reply to Milton's Dgfensio Pqjyuli was published in 1651, calledApologia
pro Rege & Populo Anglicano, contra Johannis Polypragmatici (alias Miltoni)
defensionem destructivam Regis et Populi." Of this the author was not known ;
but ...
The first reply to Milton's Dgfensio Pqjyuli was published in 1651, calledApologia
pro Rege & Populo Anglicano, contra Johannis Polypragmatici (alias Miltoni)
defensionem destructivam Regis et Populi." Of this the author was not known ;
but ...
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Nor would Milton probably have begun it, after he had lost his eyes; but, having
had it always before him, he continued it, says Philips, almost to his dying-day ;
but the papers were so discomposed and deficient, that they could not be fitted
for ...
Nor would Milton probably have begun it, after he had lost his eyes; but, having
had it always before him, he continued it, says Philips, almost to his dying-day ;
but the papers were so discomposed and deficient, that they could not be fitted
for ...
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Goodwin was named, with nineteen more, as incapacitated for any public trust ;
but of Milton there was no exception. Of this tenderness shewn to Milton, the
curiosity of mankind has not forborn to enquire the reason. Burnet thinks he was ...
Goodwin was named, with nineteen more, as incapacitated for any public trust ;
but of Milton there was no exception. Of this tenderness shewn to Milton, the
curiosity of mankind has not forborn to enquire the reason. Burnet thinks he was ...
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When the turn of success brought Milton into the like danger, Daveuant repaved
the benefit by appearing in his favour. Here is a reciprocation of generosity and
gratitude so pleasing, that the tale makes its own way to credit. But, if help were ...
When the turn of success brought Milton into the like danger, Daveuant repaved
the benefit by appearing in his favour. Here is a reciprocation of generosity and
gratitude so pleasing, that the tale makes its own way to credit. But, if help were ...
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