Some Account of the Life and Writings of John Milton: Derived Principally from Documents in His Majesty's State-paper Office, Now First Published, Volume 6 |
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... afterwards returned , and during the usurpation of Cromwell was master of Jesus College , Cambridge . Of the pupil's affection for his early tutor , his fourth elegy , and two Latin epistles , are publick testimonies . Mr. Hayley ...
... afterwards returned , and during the usurpation of Cromwell was master of Jesus College , Cambridge . Of the pupil's affection for his early tutor , his fourth elegy , and two Latin epistles , are publick testimonies . Mr. Hayley ...
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... afterwards Bishop of Cork and Ross in Ireland . Here he attracted particular notice by his academical exercises , as well as by several copies of verses , both Latin and English , upon occasional subjects . He neglected indeed no part ...
... afterwards Bishop of Cork and Ross in Ireland . Here he attracted particular notice by his academical exercises , as well as by several copies of verses , both Latin and English , upon occasional subjects . He neglected indeed no part ...
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... afterwards of general admiration , in his college . He had dif fered in opinion concerning a plan of academical studies with some persons of authority in his Col- lege , and thus excited their displeasure . He speaks of them as highly ...
... afterwards of general admiration , in his college . He had dif fered in opinion concerning a plan of academical studies with some persons of authority in his Col- lege , and thus excited their displeasure . He speaks of them as highly ...
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... afterwards exilium , will not suffer us to determine otherwise , than that Milton was sentenced to undergo a temporary re- moval or rustication from Cambridge . I will not suppose for any immoral irregularity . Dr. Bain- bridge , the ...
... afterwards exilium , will not suffer us to determine otherwise , than that Milton was sentenced to undergo a temporary re- moval or rustication from Cambridge . I will not suppose for any immoral irregularity . Dr. Bain- bridge , the ...
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... afterwards a partisan of Sir Henry Vane , shewing himself too forward , pragmatical , and conceited , ' was publickly whipped by the Censor in the college - hall . Ath . Oxon . vol . ii . p . 560. See also Life of Bathurst , p . 202. I ...
... afterwards a partisan of Sir Henry Vane , shewing himself too forward , pragmatical , and conceited , ' was publickly whipped by the Censor in the college - hall . Ath . Oxon . vol . ii . p . 560. See also Life of Bathurst , p . 202. I ...
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