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... critics upon that occupation— His plan of education - Milton enters the arena of polemical war- fare " Treatise on the Reformation from Popery " — " Smectym- nus " -Milton's connection with it - Attack on his moral char- acter - His ...
... critics upon that occupation— His plan of education - Milton enters the arena of polemical war- fare " Treatise on the Reformation from Popery " — " Smectym- nus " -Milton's connection with it - Attack on his moral char- acter - His ...
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... critics , have severely censured his method of instruction . But it is really more open to criticism on account of its extensive and ex- pensive character than in any other respects . Dr. Johnson has the bad taste to go out of his way ...
... critics , have severely censured his method of instruction . But it is really more open to criticism on account of its extensive and ex- pensive character than in any other respects . Dr. Johnson has the bad taste to go out of his way ...
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... critics , among others Jortin and Warburton , have united to place above " PARADISE LOST , " though they have ever failed to get the mass of readers to agree with them . That harvest has been so fre- quently and so efficiently gleaned ...
... critics , among others Jortin and Warburton , have united to place above " PARADISE LOST , " though they have ever failed to get the mass of readers to agree with them . That harvest has been so fre- quently and so efficiently gleaned ...
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