An Essay on Milton's Use and Imitation of the Moderns, in His Paradise Lost (Classic Reprint)

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Having thus traced the original of this work, I was, naturally induced to continue my fearch to the collateral relations, which it might be fuppofed to have eon tracted, in its progrefs to maturity: and, having, at leafi, perfuaded my own that the fearch has not been intirely inefi'caual; I now lay the refult of my labours before the public with filll conviction, that, in quefiion's Of this kind, the world cannot be mistaken, at leafi cannot long continue in error.

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