The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1793 - Books |
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... these remarks . Little could Milton ever imagine that he should be brought to so severe an ordeal . The criticisms are introduced by the following obfervations : • When it is confidered , how frequently the life of MILTON has been ...
... these remarks . Little could Milton ever imagine that he should be brought to so severe an ordeal . The criticisms are introduced by the following obfervations : • When it is confidered , how frequently the life of MILTON has been ...
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... These images , however , have their peculiar beauty , and ftrike by their fervour and vivid colouring . The approbation of these fongs , which the public cannot fail to exprefs , will , we hope , be an encouragement to the author to ...
... These images , however , have their peculiar beauty , and ftrike by their fervour and vivid colouring . The approbation of these fongs , which the public cannot fail to exprefs , will , we hope , be an encouragement to the author to ...
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... these riotous proceedings ; and the parliament and even the king were obliged to interfere , before they could be brought to reafon . Among the different kinds of exhibitions , we must not omit to notice the indecent fcenes which paffed ...
... these riotous proceedings ; and the parliament and even the king were obliged to interfere , before they could be brought to reafon . Among the different kinds of exhibitions , we must not omit to notice the indecent fcenes which paffed ...
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