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Page 80
To the detailed notice which we propose to take of this speech , we are induced
by a persuasion that it has undergone a careful and minute revial from a learned
and accomplished prelate ; who , we rest assured , neither permitted any trait to ...
To the detailed notice which we propose to take of this speech , we are induced
by a persuasion that it has undergone a careful and minute revial from a learned
and accomplished prelate ; who , we rest assured , neither permitted any trait to ...
Page 378
... but not on the foundation , more im • mediately uccur to notice the names of
Outred the mathematician , Boyle the philosopher , Waller the poet , the late Earl
of Chatham , Horace Earl of Orford , Gray , West , and the late learned Jacob
Bryant ...
... but not on the foundation , more im • mediately uccur to notice the names of
Outred the mathematician , Boyle the philosopher , Waller the poet , the late Earl
of Chatham , Horace Earl of Orford , Gray , West , and the late learned Jacob
Bryant ...
Page 397
We had reason to expect in a work which professes to be critical and explanatory
, ' an'ample disquisition of all tlie knotty points in debate relatire to this poem ;
among which we may notice the introduction of Satan , or diabonos , as he is ...
We had reason to expect in a work which professes to be critical and explanatory
, ' an'ample disquisition of all tlie knotty points in debate relatire to this poem ;
among which we may notice the introduction of Satan , or diabonos , as he is ...
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