The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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Charles Symmons. his design , he received a letter from the cele- brated Sir Henry Wotton 62 , who had resided at Venice , as ambassador from James the First , and was now provost of Eton . This letter shall be inserted as evincing the ...
Charles Symmons. his design , he received a letter from the cele- brated Sir Henry Wotton 62 , who had resided at Venice , as ambassador from James the First , and was now provost of Eton . This letter shall be inserted as evincing the ...
Page 291
... letter to Isaac Vossius dated from Venice on the 18th of Feb. 1653 , N. Heinsius , after treating the abominable calumnies of Salmasius respecting Milton with contempt , proceeds to say - Immo invisus est Italis Anglus iste ( Miltonus ) ...
... letter to Isaac Vossius dated from Venice on the 18th of Feb. 1653 , N. Heinsius , after treating the abominable calumnies of Salmasius respecting Milton with contempt , proceeds to say - Immo invisus est Italis Anglus iste ( Miltonus ) ...
Page 336
... letter at the same time . Be pleased , therefore , to pardon me , and know that I tendered them both together . But my lord read not the letter while I was with him ; which I attributed to our dispatch , and some other business tending ...
... letter at the same time . Be pleased , therefore , to pardon me , and know that I tendered them both together . But my lord read not the letter while I was with him ; which I attributed to our dispatch , and some other business tending ...
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