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Pagina 10
... Lauder , 6 I then chearfully complied , when that " gentleman wrote for me that
letter that " was published in my name to Mr . Doug" las , in which he committed
one error « that proved fatal to me , and at the “ fame time injurious to the public .
... Lauder , 6 I then chearfully complied , when that " gentleman wrote for me that
letter that " was published in my name to Mr . Doug" las , in which he committed
one error « that proved fatal to me , and at the “ fame time injurious to the public .
Pagina 53
16 Now persons , ” says he , “ so far ma* nuducted into the highest paths of lite"
rature , both divine and human , had " they received his documents with the “
fame acuteness of wit and apprehen“ fion , the same industry , alacrity , and “ thirit
...
16 Now persons , ” says he , “ so far ma* nuducted into the highest paths of lite"
rature , both divine and human , had " they received his documents with the “
fame acuteness of wit and apprehen“ fion , the same industry , alacrity , and “ thirit
...
Pagina 62
... than it « would be to sleep with our doors 11“ bolted , because by our laws we
can “ hang a thief . ” The conclusion is , hang every man who prints or publishes
without a license . Hardy * See fame , sensible and masterly reflections on the ...
... than it « would be to sleep with our doors 11“ bolted , because by our laws we
can “ hang a thief . ” The conclusion is , hang every man who prints or publishes
without a license . Hardy * See fame , sensible and masterly reflections on the ...
Pagina 66
See fame , sensible and masterly reflections on the fubjcct in Dr . Moore ' s View
of Society and Manncrs in France , Switzerland , and Ger . many . See likewise
Gilbert Mabbot ' s reasons for defiring to be dismissed from the office of Lig cenfer
...
See fame , sensible and masterly reflections on the fubjcct in Dr . Moore ' s View
of Society and Manncrs in France , Switzerland , and Ger . many . See likewise
Gilbert Mabbot ' s reasons for defiring to be dismissed from the office of Lig cenfer
...
Pagina 75
It is customary , when any English Protestant dies at Rome , for any of his
acquaintance , though a layman , of the fame religion , to read the burialservice
over his corpse . " When Wagstaffe himself died , he was carried to the
unhallowed ...
It is customary , when any English Protestant dies at Rome , for any of his
acquaintance , though a layman , of the fame religion , to read the burialservice
over his corpse . " When Wagstaffe himself died , he was carried to the
unhallowed ...
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Remarks on Johnson's Life of Milton. To which are Added, Milton's Tractate ... Francis Blackburne Volledige weergave - 1780 |
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| Titel | Remarks on Johnson's Life of Milton. To which are Added, Milton's Tractate of Education and Areopagitica Nummer 56 van British culture series, Group IV Eighteenth century collections online |
| Auteur | Francis Blackburne |
| Uitgever | Verlag nicht ermittelbar, 1780 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de New York Public Library |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 30 mei 2007 |
| Lengte | 381 pagina's |
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