The Critical Works of John Dennis, Volume 1Johns Hopkins Press, 1939 - Criticism |
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Page 152
... answer Objections ; and to shew , that we design to use Mr. Collier with all the Fairness imaginable , I shall not only endeavour to answer all that may be objected from Mr. Collier's Book , against what I have said in the foregoing ...
... answer Objections ; and to shew , that we design to use Mr. Collier with all the Fairness imaginable , I shall not only endeavour to answer all that may be objected from Mr. Collier's Book , against what I have said in the foregoing ...
Page 179
... Answer to the following Citations from the Bishop of Arras's Decree and the Dutch Gazette , deserves to be laugh'd ... answer'd . Now come to answer what may be objected from Reason and from Religion . The Objections against the Stage ...
... Answer to the following Citations from the Bishop of Arras's Decree and the Dutch Gazette , deserves to be laugh'd ... answer'd . Now come to answer what may be objected from Reason and from Religion . The Objections against the Stage ...
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... answer what may be objected from Reason and from Authority . THE CHAP . II . The Objections from REASON answer'd . HE Objections from Reason are chiefly three . That the Stage makes its Characters sometimes talk prophanely ; that it ...
... answer what may be objected from Reason and from Authority . THE CHAP . II . The Objections from REASON answer'd . HE Objections from Reason are chiefly three . That the Stage makes its Characters sometimes talk prophanely ; that it ...
Contents
Preface to The Passion of Byblis 1692 | 1 |
The Impartial Critick 1693 | 11 |
Preface to The Court of Death 1695 | 42 |
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