The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volume 7J. Johnson, 1806 |
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Page 76
... Italy among the Lombards , the Franks , and the Germans , down to the period in which they obtained liberty from the Emperor Rodolph . From that epoch it will be better to read separately the exertions of each distinct state . " And ...
... Italy among the Lombards , the Franks , and the Germans , down to the period in which they obtained liberty from the Emperor Rodolph . From that epoch it will be better to read separately the exertions of each distinct state . " And ...
Page 77
... Italy we are so particularly ac- quainted as not to be permitted to hesitate when we exclude from their number the ob- jects of our reference . The character also of these pieces establishes them to be Eng- lish . Their lineaments and ...
... Italy we are so particularly ac- quainted as not to be permitted to hesitate when we exclude from their number the ob- jects of our reference . The character also of these pieces establishes them to be Eng- lish . Their lineaments and ...
Page 84
... Italy . He was now in his thirtieth year : -his large mind was amply stored with the spoils of universal knowledge ; and , from a wider conversation with the living world , his character now de- manded its last accomplishment and polish ...
... Italy . He was now in his thirtieth year : -his large mind was amply stored with the spoils of universal knowledge ; and , from a wider conversation with the living world , his character now de- manded its last accomplishment and polish ...
Page 87
... Italy , where he did reside by my choice . some time for the king , after mine own re- cess from Venice . " I should think , that your best line will be through the whole length of France to Marseilles , and thence by sea to Genoa ...
... Italy , where he did reside by my choice . some time for the king , after mine own re- cess from Venice . " I should think , that your best line will be through the whole length of France to Marseilles , and thence by sea to Genoa ...
Page 90
... Italy , pursued the direct road to Nice ; where a ves- sel , readily procured by the letters to the mer- chants which he brought from Lord Scuda- more , received and landed him at Genoa . From this city he passed immediately through ...
... Italy , pursued the direct road to Nice ; where a ves- sel , readily procured by the letters to the mer- chants which he brought from Lord Scuda- more , received and landed him at Genoa . From this city he passed immediately through ...
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