The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volumen3J. Johnson, 1806 |
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... judge or endeavour the contrary ; fo that indeed without his courts , or against them , he is no king . If therefore he obtrude upon us any public mifchief , or withhold from us any general good , which is wrong in the highest degree ...
... judge or endeavour the contrary ; fo that indeed without his courts , or against them , he is no king . If therefore he obtrude upon us any public mifchief , or withhold from us any general good , which is wrong in the highest degree ...
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... judge both of the injury and the reparation ? " He ftaid till the advantages of his crown confidered , might induce him to condefcend to the people's good . " When as the crown itself with all thofe advantages were therefore given him ...
... judge both of the injury and the reparation ? " He ftaid till the advantages of his crown confidered , might induce him to condefcend to the people's good . " When as the crown itself with all thofe advantages were therefore given him ...
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... judge them , whom the nation thought worthieft to fit with him in parliament , few elfe but fuch as were punish- able by the laws ? " yet knowing that time was , when to be a proteftant , to be a chriftian , was by law as punish- able ...
... judge them , whom the nation thought worthieft to fit with him in parliament , few elfe but fuch as were punish- able by the laws ? " yet knowing that time was , when to be a proteftant , to be a chriftian , was by law as punish- able ...
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... judge as he finds cause . This is moft certain , that the king was ever friendly to the Irish papifts , and in his third year , against the plain advice of parliament , like a kind of pope , fold them many indulgences for money ; and ...
... judge as he finds cause . This is moft certain , that the king was ever friendly to the Irish papifts , and in his third year , against the plain advice of parliament , like a kind of pope , fold them many indulgences for money ; and ...
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... judge himfelf . He finds fault with thofe " who threatened all extremity to the rebels , " and pleads much that mercy fhould be shown them . It feems he found himself not fo much concerned as those who had loft fathers , brothers ...
... judge himfelf . He finds fault with thofe " who threatened all extremity to the rebels , " and pleads much that mercy fhould be shown them . It feems he found himself not fo much concerned as those who had loft fathers , brothers ...
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