The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volumen3J. Johnson, 1806 |
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... able by the laws ? " yet knowing that time was , when to be a proteftant , to be a chriftian , was by law as punish- able as to be a traitor ; and that our Saviour himfelf , coming to reform his church , was accused of an intent to ...
... able by the laws ? " yet knowing that time was , when to be a proteftant , to be a chriftian , was by law as punish- able as to be a traitor ; and that our Saviour himfelf , coming to reform his church , was accused of an intent to ...
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... able to monarchy , if different perfuafions in religion may agree in one duty and allegiance ? Thus do court maxims , like court minions , rife or fall as the king pleases . Not to tax him for want of elegance as a courtier , in writing ...
... able to monarchy , if different perfuafions in religion may agree in one duty and allegiance ? Thus do court maxims , like court minions , rife or fall as the king pleases . Not to tax him for want of elegance as a courtier , in writing ...
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... fo to imprison and confine by force , into a pinfold of fet words , thofe two moft unimprison- able things , our prayers , and that divine spirit of utter- ance 66 ance that moves them , is a tyranny that 36 An Anfwer to Eikon Bafilike .
... fo to imprison and confine by force , into a pinfold of fet words , thofe two moft unimprison- able things , our prayers , and that divine spirit of utter- ance 66 ance that moves them , is a tyranny that 36 An Anfwer to Eikon Bafilike .
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... able to judge ; and will but little regard what he calls apoftolical , who in his letter to the pope calls apoftolical the Roman re- ligion . Nor let him think to plead , that therefore , " it was not policy of ftate , " or obftinacy in ...
... able to judge ; and will but little regard what he calls apoftolical , who in his letter to the pope calls apoftolical the Roman re- ligion . Nor let him think to plead , that therefore , " it was not policy of ftate , " or obftinacy in ...
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... able as himself . Might we be fo happy as to know where thefe monuments of his reafon may be feen ; for in his actions and his writing they appear as thinly as could be expected from the meaneft parts , bred up in the midst of fo many ...
... able as himself . Might we be fo happy as to know where thefe monuments of his reafon may be feen ; for in his actions and his writing they appear as thinly as could be expected from the meaneft parts , bred up in the midst of fo many ...
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