The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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Page 205
... ment . By them he was " conducted to Holmby , or Holdenby - house , in Northamptonshire ; where he remained in easy , if not in honorable , confine- ment , till he was seised in the following June , by the army ; and , after some ...
... ment . By them he was " conducted to Holmby , or Holdenby - house , in Northamptonshire ; where he remained in easy , if not in honorable , confine- ment , till he was seised in the following June , by the army ; and , after some ...
Page 386
... ment of five pounds , and the contingent pay- ment , on the sale of two thousand six hundred copies , of two other equal sums . But , if we would regard ourselves as placed in the middle of the seventeenth century and immersed in all ...
... ment of five pounds , and the contingent pay- ment , on the sale of two thousand six hundred copies , of two other equal sums . But , if we would regard ourselves as placed in the middle of the seventeenth century and immersed in all ...
Page 443
... ment seems to have been precisely the same with that of the excellent Sir William Jones : " that the race of man , to advance whose manly happi- ness is our duty , and ought of course to be our endeavor , cannot long be happy without ...
... ment seems to have been precisely the same with that of the excellent Sir William Jones : " that the race of man , to advance whose manly happi- ness is our duty , and ought of course to be our endeavor , cannot long be happy without ...
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