The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volumen3J. Johnson, 1806 |
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... ftate , and fchifmatical in the church ; and demanding not only toleration for them- felves in their vanity , novelty , and confufion , but also an extirpation of that government , whofe rights they had a mind to invade . " Was this man ...
... ftate , and fchifmatical in the church ; and demanding not only toleration for them- felves in their vanity , novelty , and confufion , but also an extirpation of that government , whofe rights they had a mind to invade . " Was this man ...
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... ftate fince the reformation : every true church having wherewithal from Heaven , and the affifting fpirit of Chrift implored , to be complete and perfect within itself . And the whole nation is not eafily to be thought fo raw , and fo ...
... ftate fince the reformation : every true church having wherewithal from Heaven , and the affifting fpirit of Chrift implored , to be complete and perfect within itself . And the whole nation is not eafily to be thought fo raw , and fo ...
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... ftate to be preserved , but to be reftored ; and there- fore binds thein not to a prefervation of what was , but to a reformation of what was evil , what was traditional , and dangerous , whether novelty or antiquity , in church or ftate ...
... ftate to be preserved , but to be reftored ; and there- fore binds thein not to a prefervation of what was , but to a reformation of what was evil , what was traditional , and dangerous , whether novelty or antiquity , in church or ftate ...
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... ftate phyfic had been of more authority . " " Much he prophefies , " that the credit of thofe men , who have caft black fcandals on him , fhall ere long be quite blafted by the fame furnace of popular obloquy , wherein they fought to ...
... ftate phyfic had been of more authority . " " Much he prophefies , " that the credit of thofe men , who have caft black fcandals on him , fhall ere long be quite blafted by the fame furnace of popular obloquy , wherein they fought to ...
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... ftate , " or obftinacy in him which upheld epifcopacy , becaufe the injuries and loffes which he fuf- tained by fo doing were to him " more confiderable than epifcopacy itfelf ? " for all this might Pharaoh have had to fay in his excufe ...
... ftate , " or obftinacy in him which upheld epifcopacy , becaufe the injuries and loffes which he fuf- tained by fo doing were to him " more confiderable than epifcopacy itfelf ? " for all this might Pharaoh have had to fay in his excufe ...
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