Paradise Lost: A Poem, in Twelve Books, Том 1J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper; and for S. Birt, C. Hitch, J. Hodges [and seven others in London], 1750 |
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... EDITION , With NOTES of various AUTHORS , By THOMAS NEWTON , D. D. VOLUME the FIRST . LONDON : Printed for 7. and R. Tonfon and 8. Draper ; and for S. Birt , C. Hitch , J. Hodges , B. Dod , E. Wicksted , J. Ofwald , J. Ward , J ...
... EDITION , With NOTES of various AUTHORS , By THOMAS NEWTON , D. D. VOLUME the FIRST . LONDON : Printed for 7. and R. Tonfon and 8. Draper ; and for S. Birt , C. Hitch , J. Hodges , B. Dod , E. Wicksted , J. Ofwald , J. Ward , J ...
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... editions have been infcribed to Lord Sommers , as a great admirer and encourager of this work : and indeed fuch a poem fhould be addreffed only to the most worthy ... edition hath a peculiar right and title to To the RIGHT HONORABLE the ...
... editions have been infcribed to Lord Sommers , as a great admirer and encourager of this work : and indeed fuch a poem fhould be addreffed only to the most worthy ... edition hath a peculiar right and title to To the RIGHT HONORABLE the ...
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... English , and were defirous to have him published as fuch : and though This is faid of the First Edition in Quarto . though I cannot pretend to instruct Your Lordship to understand DEDICATION . But this edition hath a peculiar right and ...
... English , and were defirous to have him published as fuch : and though This is faid of the First Edition in Quarto . though I cannot pretend to instruct Your Lordship to understand DEDICATION . But this edition hath a peculiar right and ...
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... without reserve , and with all poffible veneration , MY LORD , Your LORDSHIP's ever obliged , May 20 , 1749 . and devoted Servant , THOMAS NEWTON . T O publish new and correct editions of the works DEDICATIO N. MY LORD, ...
... without reserve , and with all poffible veneration , MY LORD , Your LORDSHIP's ever obliged , May 20 , 1749 . and devoted Servant , THOMAS NEWTON . T O publish new and correct editions of the works DEDICATIO N. MY LORD, ...
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... edition is to publish the Paradife Loft , as the work of a claffic author cum notis variorum . And in order to this end the first care has been to print the text correctly according to Milton's own editions . And herein the editors of ...
... edition is to publish the Paradife Loft , as the work of a claffic author cum notis variorum . And in order to this end the first care has been to print the text correctly according to Milton's own editions . And herein the editors of ...
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