The poetical works ¬of ¬John ¬Milton: In 6 Volumes, 第 1 卷Johnson, 1801 |
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... POETICAL WORKS IS , WITH THE SINCEREST RESPECT , INSCRIBED ; IN HUMBLE BUT GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF THE ASSISTANCE AFFORDED HIM BY HIS GRACE'S LIBRARY , AND OF OTHER FAVOURS CONFERRED , WITH EQUAL KINDNESS AND CONDESCENSION , ON HIS ...
... POETICAL WORKS IS , WITH THE SINCEREST RESPECT , INSCRIBED ; IN HUMBLE BUT GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF THE ASSISTANCE AFFORDED HIM BY HIS GRACE'S LIBRARY , AND OF OTHER FAVOURS CONFERRED , WITH EQUAL KINDNESS AND CONDESCENSION , ON HIS ...
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... poetical tranflations , afcribed to Auditor Benfon ; and the Critical Obfervations on Shakspeare , in which are interfperfed remarks upon Milton , by Mr. Upton ; were the next publications , from which Dr. Newton profeffes to have ...
... poetical tranflations , afcribed to Auditor Benfon ; and the Critical Obfervations on Shakspeare , in which are interfperfed remarks upon Milton , by Mr. Upton ; were the next publications , from which Dr. Newton profeffes to have ...
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