The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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Page 182
... composition produced , nearly about the same time , by the same pen , and addressed to the Parliament with the title of " Areopagitica , or a speech for the liberty of unlicensed printing . " The Presbyterians , as we have already re ...
... composition produced , nearly about the same time , by the same pen , and addressed to the Parliament with the title of " Areopagitica , or a speech for the liberty of unlicensed printing . " The Presbyterians , as we have already re ...
Page 201
... composition , discover the critic to be ill qualified for the office which he has undertaken , and his dogmatic ... compositions in the classical languages , what is without precedent may be contrary to principle ; and in every ...
... composition , discover the critic to be ill qualified for the office which he has undertaken , and his dogmatic ... compositions in the classical languages , what is without precedent may be contrary to principle ; and in every ...
Page 382
... composition , evidently marked with the characters of haste , which can induce us to reject as improbable the fact of its produc- tion , by a mind like Milton's , in the space of ten months . Though he was destined at this juncture of ...
... composition , evidently marked with the characters of haste , which can induce us to reject as improbable the fact of its produc- tion , by a mind like Milton's , in the space of ten months . Though he was destined at this juncture of ...
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