The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volumen3J. Johnson, 1806 |
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... parliament , who receives all he hath from the people , and for the people's good ? Yet now he brings his own conditional rights to conteft and be preferred before the people's good ; and yet unless it be in order to their good , he ...
... parliament , who receives all he hath from the people , and for the people's good ? Yet now he brings his own conditional rights to conteft and be preferred before the people's good ; and yet unless it be in order to their good , he ...
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... parliament , but to be guided by them ; any of whom poffibly may as far excel him in the gift of wisdom , as he them in place and dignity . But much nearer is it to impoffibility , that any king alone fhould be wifer than all his ...
... parliament , but to be guided by them ; any of whom poffibly may as far excel him in the gift of wisdom , as he them in place and dignity . But much nearer is it to impoffibility , that any king alone fhould be wifer than all his ...
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... parliament and nation from being flaves : neither can any tyrant require more than that his will or reason , though not fatisfying , fhould yet be refted in , and determine all things . We may conclude therefore , that when the parliament ...
... parliament and nation from being flaves : neither can any tyrant require more than that his will or reason , though not fatisfying , fhould yet be refted in , and determine all things . We may conclude therefore , that when the parliament ...
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... parliament to drive like Jehu ; which omen taken from his own mouth , God hath not diverted ? And he on the other fide might have remembered , that the parliament fit in that body , not as his fubjects , but as his fuperiors , called ...
... parliament to drive like Jehu ; which omen taken from his own mouth , God hath not diverted ? And he on the other fide might have remembered , that the parliament fit in that body , not as his fubjects , but as his fuperiors , called ...
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... parliament , as to defire a uniformity rather with all other proteftants , than to be a fchifm divided from them under a conclave of thirty bishops , and a crew of irreligious priefts that gaped for the fame prefer- ment . And whereas ...
... parliament , as to defire a uniformity rather with all other proteftants , than to be a fchifm divided from them under a conclave of thirty bishops , and a crew of irreligious priefts that gaped for the fame prefer- ment . And whereas ...
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