The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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... opinions , whether it be avowed by the stern republicanism of a presbytery or by the unfeel- ing policy of a pontifical conclave . Such is the ground on which I rest my affection to my ... opinion with overwhelming LIFE OF MILTON . 153.
... opinions , whether it be avowed by the stern republicanism of a presbytery or by the unfeel- ing policy of a pontifical conclave . Such is the ground on which I rest my affection to my ... opinion with overwhelming LIFE OF MILTON . 153.
Page 403
... opinion , To- land adduces the information given to him by a friend of Milton's , and the testimony of the bard himself ; who in his beautiful elegy on the arrival of spring speaks of this delightful season as re- 26 In one of his ...
... opinion , To- land adduces the information given to him by a friend of Milton's , and the testimony of the bard himself ; who in his beautiful elegy on the arrival of spring speaks of this delightful season as re- 26 In one of his ...
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... opinion , however , of these great men seems to have been without influence on that of the public ; and a very able ... opinions , on the subject in question , by an appeal in their be- half from the press . He was my class - fellow in ...
... opinion , however , of these great men seems to have been without influence on that of the public ; and a very able ... opinions , on the subject in question , by an appeal in their be- half from the press . He was my class - fellow in ...
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