The Poetical Works of John Milton, 1±ÇI. C. Dieterich, 1784 |
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... were , he fays , inferior to the Prelates in learning . Hall bishop of Norwich had publifhed an Humble® Remonftrance , in defence of Epifcopacy ; to which , in in 1641 , fix finifters , of whofe names the 18 THE LIFE OF MILTON .
... were , he fays , inferior to the Prelates in learning . Hall bishop of Norwich had publifhed an Humble® Remonftrance , in defence of Epifcopacy ; to which , in in 1641 , fix finifters , of whofe names the 18 THE LIFE OF MILTON .
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John Milton. in 1641 , fix finifters , of whofe names the first letters made the celebrated word Smectymnus , gave their Anfwer . Of this answer a Confutation was attempted by the learned Ufher ; and to the Confus tation Milton publifhed ...
John Milton. in 1641 , fix finifters , of whofe names the first letters made the celebrated word Smectymnus , gave their Anfwer . Of this answer a Confutation was attempted by the learned Ufher ; and to the Confus tation Milton publifhed ...
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... whofe opinion of his own merit was like Milton's , lefs provocation than this might have raised violent relentment . Milton foon determined to repudiate her for obedience ; and , being one of ¡¤ those who could eafily find arguments to ...
... whofe opinion of his own merit was like Milton's , lefs provocation than this might have raised violent relentment . Milton foon determined to repudiate her for obedience ; and , being one of ¡¤ those who could eafily find arguments to ...
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... whofe language was beft , or whole argu- ments were worst . In my opinion , Milton's periods are fmoother , neater , and more pointed ; but he de- lights himself with teizing his adverfary as much as with confuting him . He makes a ...
... whofe language was beft , or whole argu- ments were worst . In my opinion , Milton's periods are fmoother , neater , and more pointed ; but he de- lights himself with teizing his adverfary as much as with confuting him . He makes a ...
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... whofe name he published an answer fo much corrected by him that it might be called his own , imputed it to Bramhal ; and , knowing him no friend to regicides , thought themfelves at liberty to treat him as if they had known what they ...
... whofe name he published an answer fo much corrected by him that it might be called his own , imputed it to Bramhal ; and , knowing him no friend to regicides , thought themfelves at liberty to treat him as if they had known what they ...
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