The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volumen3J. Johnson, 1806 |
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... whole kingdom's confcience . Thus what he feems to fear left we fhould ravifh from him , is our chief com- plaint that he obtruded upon us ; we never forced him to part with his confcience , but it was he that would have forced us to ...
... whole kingdom's confcience . Thus what he feems to fear left we fhould ravifh from him , is our chief com- plaint that he obtruded upon us ; we never forced him to part with his confcience , but it was he that would have forced us to ...
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... whole ftrength and royalty were placed in a mere negative . Of one propofition especially he laments him much , that they would bind him " to a general and implicit Which though I confent for whatever they defired . ' find not among the ...
... whole ftrength and royalty were placed in a mere negative . Of one propofition especially he laments him much , that they would bind him " to a general and implicit Which though I confent for whatever they defired . ' find not among the ...
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... whole realm to be his counsellors and teachers . And with what modefty can he pretend to be a statesman himself , who with his father's king - craft and his own , did never that of his own accord , which was not directly oppofite to his ...
... whole realm to be his counsellors and teachers . And with what modefty can he pretend to be a statesman himself , who with his father's king - craft and his own , did never that of his own accord , which was not directly oppofite to his ...
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... other proteftant churches , as bad as any papift could have cenfured them ? And what king had ever his whole kingdom in fuch contempt , fo to wrong and 66 and dishonour the free elections of his people , 8 An Anfwer to Eikon Bafilike .
... other proteftant churches , as bad as any papift could have cenfured them ? And what king had ever his whole kingdom in fuch contempt , fo to wrong and 66 and dishonour the free elections of his people , 8 An Anfwer to Eikon Bafilike .
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... whole Irifhry of rebels had feed fome advocate to speak partially and fophiftically in their defence , he could have hardly dazzled better ; yet nevertheless would have proved himself no other than a plaufible deceiver . And , perhaps ...
... whole Irifhry of rebels had feed fome advocate to speak partially and fophiftically in their defence , he could have hardly dazzled better ; yet nevertheless would have proved himself no other than a plaufible deceiver . And , perhaps ...
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