The Great Tradition in English Literature: From Shakespeare to Jane AustenCitadel Press, 1953 |
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Pagina 148
... liberty . After opening with a brief autobiographical sketch in defense against the personal slanders contained in this second royalist attack , Milton continues with extraordinary nobility : • • • A grateful recollection of the divine ...
... liberty . After opening with a brief autobiographical sketch in defense against the personal slanders contained in this second royalist attack , Milton continues with extraordinary nobility : • • • A grateful recollection of the divine ...
Pagina 149
... liberty which they so long had lost . · Then he turned to thank - and advise - Cromwell directly : For you our country owes its liberties , nor can you sustain a character more momentous and more august than that of the author , the ...
... liberty which they so long had lost . · Then he turned to thank - and advise - Cromwell directly : For you our country owes its liberties , nor can you sustain a character more momentous and more august than that of the author , the ...
Pagina 154
... Liberty in the Field , and when they have won it , should be so heartless and unwise in the Councils , as not to know how to use it , value it , what to do with it , or with themselves ; but ... basely and besottedly to run their Necks ...
... Liberty in the Field , and when they have won it , should be so heartless and unwise in the Councils , as not to know how to use it , value it , what to do with it , or with themselves ; but ... basely and besottedly to run their Necks ...
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