The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volumen3J. Johnson, 1806 |
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... because they pleafed him ; they therefore pleased him because they gave him all ; and this he calls his love of truth , and prefers it before the love of his people's peace . Some things they propofed , " which would have wounded the ...
... because they pleafed him ; they therefore pleased him because they gave him all ; and this he calls his love of truth , and prefers it before the love of his people's peace . Some things they propofed , " which would have wounded the ...
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... because it was his hap to fucceed his father . For neither God nor the laws have fubjected us to his will , nor fet his reason to be our fovereign above law ( which muft needs be , if he can ftrangle it in the birth ) but fet his perfon ...
... because it was his hap to fucceed his father . For neither God nor the laws have fubjected us to his will , nor fet his reason to be our fovereign above law ( which muft needs be , if he can ftrangle it in the birth ) but fet his perfon ...
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... because they propounded what he expected not , he takes that to be a warrant for his denying them . But what did he expect ? He expected that the parliament would reinforce " fome old laws . " But if thofe laws were not a fufficient ...
... because they propounded what he expected not , he takes that to be a warrant for his denying them . But what did he expect ? He expected that the parliament would reinforce " fome old laws . " But if thofe laws were not a fufficient ...
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... . James , " Ye afk and receive not , because ye afk amifs . " As for the truth and fincerity , which he prays may be always 66 found found in those his declarations to the people , the An Anfwer to Eikon Bafilike . 11.
... . James , " Ye afk and receive not , because ye afk amifs . " As for the truth and fincerity , which he prays may be always 66 found found in those his declarations to the people , the An Anfwer to Eikon Bafilike . 11.
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... because he ought to defend the church , therefore to fet himself fupreme head over the church , or to meddle with ecclefial government , or to defend the church other- wife than the church would be defended ; for fuch de- fence is ...
... because he ought to defend the church , therefore to fet himself fupreme head over the church , or to meddle with ecclefial government , or to defend the church other- wife than the church would be defended ; for fuch de- fence is ...
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