The DunciadM. Cooper, 1970 - 235 pages |
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Page 118
... against Mr. Law , p . ult . VER . 414. Mergan ] A writer against Religion , distinguished no otherwise from the rabble of his tribe than by the pom- poufnefs of his Title ; for having ftolen his Morality from Tindal , and his Phi ...
... against Mr. Law , p . ult . VER . 414. Mergan ] A writer against Religion , distinguished no otherwise from the rabble of his tribe than by the pom- poufnefs of his Title ; for having ftolen his Morality from Tindal , and his Phi ...
Page 140
... against the greatest perfons , and occafionally did our Author that honour . WEL- STED , in Oratory Tranfactions , N. 1 . publifhed by Henley himself , gives the following account of him . He was " born at Melton - Mowbray in Leicester ...
... against the greatest perfons , and occafionally did our Author that honour . WEL- STED , in Oratory Tranfactions , N. 1 . publifhed by Henley himself , gives the following account of him . He was " born at Melton - Mowbray in Leicester ...
Page 212
... against the wit and wri- tings , but against the character and person of Mr. Pope . And that of all those men who have received pleasure from his works , which by modeft computation may be about a hundred thousand in these kingdoms of ...
... against the wit and wri- tings , but against the character and person of Mr. Pope . And that of all those men who have received pleasure from his works , which by modeft computation may be about a hundred thousand in these kingdoms of ...
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