Eminent Literary and Scientific Men: Michael Drayton. Abraham Cowley. Edmund Waller. John Milton. Samuel ButlerLongman, Orme, Brown, Green, & Longmans, 1839 |
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... royalist of considerable note , and who mis- took the person of the poet for that gentleman . seizure led to a strict ... royalists were reduced to the most desperate circum- stances . Their enemies had become so united and powerful ...
... royalist of considerable note , and who mis- took the person of the poet for that gentleman . seizure led to a strict ... royalists were reduced to the most desperate circum- stances . Their enemies had become so united and powerful ...
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... royalists ; and the royalists became as bad , in turn , as the puritans ; and the government of the revolution as bad as either . Public writers had suf- ficient reason to complain of the difficulties that were thrown in their way after ...
... royalists ; and the royalists became as bad , in turn , as the puritans ; and the government of the revolution as bad as either . Public writers had suf- ficient reason to complain of the difficulties that were thrown in their way after ...
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... king's title , and dedicated to " Charles 2nd , true , hereditary king . " The zeal of the royalists now exhibited itself every day in bolder movements . Dr. Griffiths , of Mercer's chapel , published a sermon he had preached to his ...
... king's title , and dedicated to " Charles 2nd , true , hereditary king . " The zeal of the royalists now exhibited itself every day in bolder movements . Dr. Griffiths , of Mercer's chapel , published a sermon he had preached to his ...
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Abraham Cowley afterwards alluded amongst Anthony à Wood appears Areopagitica Aston Cockayne beauty Ben Jonson biographers bishop Butler called character Charles church circumstances Comus court Cowley Cowley's criticism Cromwell curious daughter death desire doubt Drayton edition Edmund Waller effect England father favour friends genius honour Hudibras imagination John Milton Johnson king king's labours lady language Latin learning letters liberty lived lord Ludlow castle majesty ment Michael Drayton Milton mind nature never object observes occasion opinions original Oxford panegyric Paradise Lost parliament passage passion perhaps person pieces Pindaric poem poetical poetry Poly-olbion Pope printed prose published puritans racter reader reason received remarkable reputation rhyme royalists Samuel Butler satire says sir John Spenser spirit Sprat supposed taste things thought tion translation treatise true truth verses Waller whole writers written wrote