The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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Page 243
... writer , who exhibits much of Milton's spirit , to a doctor of the Church of England , seeking , by an enterprise so meritori- ous with his party as this serviceable fraud , to force his way on a fortunate change of things to some of ...
... writer , who exhibits much of Milton's spirit , to a doctor of the Church of England , seeking , by an enterprise so meritori- ous with his party as this serviceable fraud , to force his way on a fortunate change of things to some of ...
Page 291
... writer's Latin poetry , as greatly inferior in merit to his prose composition , and as censurable for its frequent offenses against quantity . On the subject of this charge we have already had occasion to remark ; and it may now be ...
... writer's Latin poetry , as greatly inferior in merit to his prose composition , and as censurable for its frequent offenses against quantity . On the subject of this charge we have already had occasion to remark ; and it may now be ...
Page 307
... writer of the " Regii Sanguinis Clamor : " but Milton was certain that Morus was the pub- lisher of the work and the writer of the dedi- cation . Milton knew , also , that the name of Morus was higher in the literary world than that of ...
... writer of the " Regii Sanguinis Clamor : " but Milton was certain that Morus was the pub- lisher of the work and the writer of the dedi- cation . Milton knew , also , that the name of Morus was higher in the literary world than that of ...
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