An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, Volume 2Gregg, 1969 - 423 pagina's |
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Pagina 62
Joseph Warton. bishop King's Origin of Evil , and to the Moralifts of Lord Shaftesbury , than to the philofophers abovementioned . The late Lord Bathurst repeatedly affured me , that he had read the ... King's Origin of Evil, and to the ...
Joseph Warton. bishop King's Origin of Evil , and to the Moralifts of Lord Shaftesbury , than to the philofophers abovementioned . The late Lord Bathurst repeatedly affured me , that he had read the ... King's Origin of Evil, and to the ...
Pagina 265
... King , with Racine , in October 1677. They both , together with Vander - Meulen , the painter , accompanied Lewis XIV . in his oftentatious expedition to Flanders . After the death of Racine , he went once to Verfailles , to inform the King ...
... King , with Racine , in October 1677. They both , together with Vander - Meulen , the painter , accompanied Lewis XIV . in his oftentatious expedition to Flanders . After the death of Racine , he went once to Verfailles , to inform the King ...
Pagina 324
... king t . OUR author is fo perpetually expreffing an affected contempt for kings , that it be- comes almoft a naufeous cant ; -the pride of kings- -fome monster of a king- -pity kings - the gift of kings- —Gods of kings — much above a king ...
... king t . OUR author is fo perpetually expreffing an affected contempt for kings , that it be- comes almoft a naufeous cant ; -the pride of kings- -fome monster of a king- -pity kings - the gift of kings- —Gods of kings — much above a king ...
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