The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volumen3J. Johnson, 1806 |
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... English , were conftrained to defend themselves , this their juft defence is that which he calls here , " their making war upon his foul . " * He grudges that " fo many things are required of him , and nothing offered him in requital of ...
... English , were conftrained to defend themselves , this their juft defence is that which he calls here , " their making war upon his foul . " * He grudges that " fo many things are required of him , and nothing offered him in requital of ...
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... English , is no more than requesting or requiring ; and men require not favours only , but their due ; and that not only from fuperiors , but from equals , and inferiors alfo . The nobleft Romans , when they stood for that which was a ...
... English , is no more than requesting or requiring ; and men require not favours only , but their due ; and that not only from fuperiors , but from equals , and inferiors alfo . The nobleft Romans , when they stood for that which was a ...
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... English pro- teftants in Ireland , to the number of 154000 in the province of Ulfter only , by their own computation ; which added to the other three , makes up the total fum of that flaughter in all likelihood four times as great ; al ...
... English pro- teftants in Ireland , to the number of 154000 in the province of Ulfter only , by their own computation ; which added to the other three , makes up the total fum of that flaughter in all likelihood four times as great ; al ...
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... English army to come up against the parliament and city , finding no compliance anfwerable to his hope from the proteftant armies , be takes himself laft to the Irish ; who had in readiness an army of eight thousand papifts , which he ...
... English army to come up against the parliament and city , finding no compliance anfwerable to his hope from the proteftant armies , be takes himself laft to the Irish ; who had in readiness an army of eight thousand papifts , which he ...
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... English ? As for " pre- 66 4 pofterous rigour , covetous zeal , and uncharitable fury , " they had more reafon to fufpect thofe evils first from his own commands , whom they faw ufing daily no greater argument to prove the truth of his ...
... English ? As for " pre- 66 4 pofterous rigour , covetous zeal , and uncharitable fury , " they had more reafon to fufpect thofe evils first from his own commands , whom they faw ufing daily no greater argument to prove the truth of his ...
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