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In 1643, being now master of arts, he was, by the prevalence of the parliament,
ejected from Cambridge, and sheltered himself at St. John's College in Oxford ;
where, as is said by Wood, he published a satire, called " The Puritan and Papist,
" ...
In 1643, being now master of arts, he was, by the prevalence of the parliament,
ejected from Cambridge, and sheltered himself at St. John's College in Oxford ;
where, as is said by Wood, he published a satire, called " The Puritan and Papist,
" ...
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It was treated on the stage with great severity, and was afterwards censured as a
satire on the King's party. Mr. Drydeu, who went with Mr. Sprat to the first
exhibition, related to Mr. Dennis. " that, when they told Cowley. how little favour
had ...
It was treated on the stage with great severity, and was afterwards censured as a
satire on the King's party. Mr. Drydeu, who went with Mr. Sprat to the first
exhibition, related to Mr. Dennis. " that, when they told Cowley. how little favour
had ...
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It appears, however, from the Theatrical Register of Downes, the Prompter, to
have been popularly considered as a satire on the Royalists. That he might
shorten this tedious suspense, he published his pretensions and his discontent,
in an ...
It appears, however, from the Theatrical Register of Downes, the Prompter, to
have been popularly considered as a satire on the Royalists. That he might
shorten this tedious suspense, he published his pretensions and his discontent,
in an ...
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... satire : — Quid agas, cum dira et fcedior omni Crimine Persona est ? As
Salmasius reproached Milton with losing his eyes in the quarrel, Milton delighted
himself withthe belief that he had shortened Salmasius's life, and both perhaps
with ...
... satire : — Quid agas, cum dira et fcedior omni Crimine Persona est ? As
Salmasius reproached Milton with losing his eyes in the quarrel, Milton delighted
himself withthe belief that he had shortened Salmasius's life, and both perhaps
with ...
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... second Defence he shews that his eloquence is not merely satirical ; the
rudeness of his invective is equalled by the grossness of his flattery. " Dese- rimur
, Cromuelle, tu solus superes, ad te summa "nostrarum rerum rediit, in te solo
consistit ...
... second Defence he shews that his eloquence is not merely satirical ; the
rudeness of his invective is equalled by the grossness of his flattery. " Dese- rimur
, Cromuelle, tu solus superes, ad te summa "nostrarum rerum rediit, in te solo
consistit ...
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