The British Review, and London Critical Journal, Band 7Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1816 |
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... Milton ; including various Particulars of the Literary and Political History of their Times . By William Godwin . - - - XVI . The Principles of Fluxions : designed for the Use of Students in the Universities . By William Dealtry ...
... Milton ; including various Particulars of the Literary and Political History of their Times . By William Godwin . - - - XVI . The Principles of Fluxions : designed for the Use of Students in the Universities . By William Dealtry ...
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... Milton as his Latin secre- tary , and to patronize learning as far as it was subservient to his own views , he had also the policy to check it wherever it might enlighten or elevate the minds of his countrymen , and thus render them ...
... Milton as his Latin secre- tary , and to patronize learning as far as it was subservient to his own views , he had also the policy to check it wherever it might enlighten or elevate the minds of his countrymen , and thus render them ...
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... Milton had , some years before , in his Comus and Sampson Agonistes , endeavoured to introduce the Grecian model , but his efforts were in vain . The profaneness and nauseous indecency which characterized the dra- matical writings of ...
... Milton had , some years before , in his Comus and Sampson Agonistes , endeavoured to introduce the Grecian model , but his efforts were in vain . The profaneness and nauseous indecency which characterized the dra- matical writings of ...
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... Milton himself , it was harsh , lifeless , in- volved , and often almost unintelligible . What Milton found it , and what he left it , may be ascertained from his own attempts in this kind , which , to say the least , add nothing ...
... Milton himself , it was harsh , lifeless , in- volved , and often almost unintelligible . What Milton found it , and what he left it , may be ascertained from his own attempts in this kind , which , to say the least , add nothing ...
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... Milton , notwithstanding its sweetness and innumerable beauties , has , on account of its introduction of clas- sical fictions , incurred the censure of Dr. Johnson , who justly re- marks , that the mind shrinks with disgust from a new ...
... Milton , notwithstanding its sweetness and innumerable beauties , has , on account of its introduction of clas- sical fictions , incurred the censure of Dr. Johnson , who justly re- marks , that the mind shrinks with disgust from a new ...
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