The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volumen3J. Johnson, 1806 |
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... liberty for no other reason than the narrowness of his own confcience , is the most unjust measure to man , and the worst facrilege to God . That other , which he calls facrilege , of taking from the clergy that fuperfluous wealth ...
... liberty for no other reason than the narrowness of his own confcience , is the most unjust measure to man , and the worst facrilege to God . That other , which he calls facrilege , of taking from the clergy that fuperfluous wealth ...
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... liberty , or fome other fpecious plea , which the conscience from grounds both good and evil ufually fuggefts to itself : thereby thinking to elude the direct force of that imputation , which lies upon them . Yet he acknowledges , " it ...
... liberty , or fome other fpecious plea , which the conscience from grounds both good and evil ufually fuggefts to itself : thereby thinking to elude the direct force of that imputation , which lies upon them . Yet he acknowledges , " it ...
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... liberty , purchafed with the death of our Redeemer , and established by the fending of his free fpirit to inhabit in us , is not now to depend upon the doubtful confent of any earthly monarch ; nor to be again fettered with a ...
... liberty , purchafed with the death of our Redeemer , and established by the fending of his free fpirit to inhabit in us , is not now to depend upon the doubtful confent of any earthly monarch ; nor to be again fettered with a ...
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... liberty and religion ; next , that which was there vowed , to caft out of the church an antichriftian hierarchy which God had not planted , but ambition and corrup- tion had brought in , and fostered to the church's great damage and ...
... liberty and religion ; next , that which was there vowed , to caft out of the church an antichriftian hierarchy which God had not planted , but ambition and corrup- tion had brought in , and fostered to the church's great damage and ...
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... liberty than what he envies not his fubjects ac- cording to law ; " yet fought with might and main against his fubjects , to have a fole power over them in his hand , both against and beyond law . As for the philofophical liberty which ...
... liberty than what he envies not his fubjects ac- cording to law ; " yet fought with might and main against his fubjects , to have a fole power over them in his hand , both against and beyond law . As for the philofophical liberty which ...
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