Prose Works ...: Containing His Principal Political and Ecclesiastical Pieces, with New Translations, and an Introduction, Volume 1J. Miller, 1809 |
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Page ix
... as under the neces- sity of giving a new version of it ; and the more , as , on many accounts , it is one of the most in- teresting of Milton's prose compositions . That the reader may form some judgment of the contents PREFACE . ix.
... as under the neces- sity of giving a new version of it ; and the more , as , on many accounts , it is one of the most in- teresting of Milton's prose compositions . That the reader may form some judgment of the contents PREFACE . ix.
Page x
... judgment of the contents of these two small volumes , as com- pared with the other edition in seven vols . octavo , I may mention the titles of the pieces not to be found in the present collection : 1. Familiar Epis- tles : -translated ...
... judgment of the contents of these two small volumes , as com- pared with the other edition in seven vols . octavo , I may mention the titles of the pieces not to be found in the present collection : 1. Familiar Epis- tles : -translated ...
Page lxii
... judgments are clear and just . Such judgments a good man will endeavour to fix by re- flection , and to confirm them into habits of the soul . A little may be said of the style of these com- positions . The style of Milton was formed ...
... judgments are clear and just . Such judgments a good man will endeavour to fix by re- flection , and to confirm them into habits of the soul . A little may be said of the style of these com- positions . The style of Milton was formed ...
Page 7
... judgment ) the lawful issue of king Henry . Who then can think ( though these prelates had sought a further reformation ) that the least wry face of a poli- tician would not have hushed them ? But it will be said , these men were ...
... judgment ) the lawful issue of king Henry . Who then can think ( though these prelates had sought a further reformation ) that the least wry face of a poli- tician would not have hushed them ? But it will be said , these men were ...
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... judgment of Padre Paolo , the great Venetian antagonist of the pope , for it is extant in the hands of many men , whereby he de- clares his fear , that when the hierarchy of England shall light into the hands of busy and audacious men ...
... judgment of Padre Paolo , the great Venetian antagonist of the pope , for it is extant in the hands of many men , whereby he de- clares his fear , that when the hierarchy of England shall light into the hands of busy and audacious men ...
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