William Cowper: Poet of ParadiseEvangelical Press, 1993 - 688 pagina's |
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Pagina 196
... reason was that Newton had been very generous in allowing friends to copy his and Cowper's hymns and quite a number had already been published as what are now called ' pirate copies ' . There are several letters extant in which , for ...
... reason was that Newton had been very generous in allowing friends to copy his and Cowper's hymns and quite a number had already been published as what are now called ' pirate copies ' . There are several letters extant in which , for ...
Pagina 217
... reason to account themselves happy in the Posses- sion of . They fear they shall find themselves great Sufferers by the alteration that has taken Place they would have had reason to fear it in any Case , but Mr. Newton's Successor does ...
... reason to account themselves happy in the Posses- sion of . They fear they shall find themselves great Sufferers by the alteration that has taken Place they would have had reason to fear it in any Case , but Mr. Newton's Successor does ...
Pagina 249
... reason obvious enough . Though I never make one Letter a Copy of another , yet I have sometimes found myself rather at a plunge , & puzzled when I have attempted to find variety for two . I know you have a sight of those I write to Mr ...
... reason obvious enough . Though I never make one Letter a Copy of another , yet I have sometimes found myself rather at a plunge , & puzzled when I have attempted to find variety for two . I know you have a sight of those I write to Mr ...
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Biographical table | 9 |
The early years | 33 |
Apprentice to the law | 49 |
Copyright | |
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