The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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Page 31
... evidence of Milton to convict Milton , and to establish the charges of his calumniator . In op- position to this pretended evidence stand the records of our author's university , and the force of his own positive declarations . By the ...
... evidence of Milton to convict Milton , and to establish the charges of his calumniator . In op- position to this pretended evidence stand the records of our author's university , and the force of his own positive declarations . By the ...
Page 250
... evidence , from the style and composition of this contested work , the opinion , which is here so authoritatively given , is at di- rect variance with that of Milton : but we might safely refer the cause at issue , together with the ...
... evidence , from the style and composition of this contested work , the opinion , which is here so authoritatively given , is at di- rect variance with that of Milton : but we might safely refer the cause at issue , together with the ...
Page 367
... evidence , as it is given in the following curious paper , preserved in Lord Somers's collection , is direct and strong : but for the latter , nothing is adduced but hearsay testimony of so vague and light a nature as not to weigh ...
... evidence , as it is given in the following curious paper , preserved in Lord Somers's collection , is direct and strong : but for the latter , nothing is adduced but hearsay testimony of so vague and light a nature as not to weigh ...
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