The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volumen3J. Johnson, 1806 |
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... common judgment from all diftinct view and ex- amination of his reafoning . " He would buy the peace of his people at any rate , fave only the parting with his confcience and honour . " Yet fhows not how it can hap- pen that the peace ...
... common judgment from all diftinct view and ex- amination of his reafoning . " He would buy the peace of his people at any rate , fave only the parting with his confcience and honour . " Yet fhows not how it can hap- pen that the peace ...
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... common fewer of other popish arguments . " Had the two houfes fued out their livery from the wardship of tumults , " he could fooner have believed them . It concerned them firft to fue out their livery from the unjuft wardship of his ...
... common fewer of other popish arguments . " Had the two houfes fued out their livery from the wardship of tumults , " he could fooner have believed them . It concerned them firft to fue out their livery from the unjuft wardship of his ...
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... common fenfe , as not fupported with other strength than their own , to begin a war fo defperate and irreconcilable againft both England and Scotland at once , All other nations , from whom they could expect aid , were bufied to the ...
... common fenfe , as not fupported with other strength than their own , to begin a war fo defperate and irreconcilable againft both England and Scotland at once , All other nations , from whom they could expect aid , were bufied to the ...
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... common liberty , or fome other fpecious plea , which the confcience from grounds both good and evil ufually fuggefts to itfelf : thereby thinking to elude the direct force of that imputation , which lies upon them . Yet he acknowledges ...
... common liberty , or fome other fpecious plea , which the confcience from grounds both good and evil ufually fuggefts to itfelf : thereby thinking to elude the direct force of that imputation , which lies upon them . Yet he acknowledges ...
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... common wel- fare of his fubjects ; " therefore no king will do aught -againft the common welfare . For by this evation any tyrant might as well purge himself from the guilt of -railing troubles or commotions among the people , be- caufe ...
... common wel- fare of his fubjects ; " therefore no king will do aught -againft the common welfare . For by this evation any tyrant might as well purge himself from the guilt of -railing troubles or commotions among the people , be- caufe ...
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