The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volumen3J. Johnson, 1806 |
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... Matters of Religion ....... 317 Considerations touching the likeliest Means to remove Hirelings out of the Church , & c ...... 348 A Letter to a Friend , concerning the Ruptures of the Commonwealth ... The present Means and brief ...
... Matters of Religion ....... 317 Considerations touching the likeliest Means to remove Hirelings out of the Church , & c ...... 348 A Letter to a Friend , concerning the Ruptures of the Commonwealth ... The present Means and brief ...
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... matters hath been leaft obferved . He concludes , as his manner is , with high commendation of his own unbiaffed rec- titude , " and believes nothing to be in them that diffent from him , but faction , innovation , and particular ...
... matters hath been leaft obferved . He concludes , as his manner is , with high commendation of his own unbiaffed rec- titude , " and believes nothing to be in them that diffent from him , but faction , innovation , and particular ...
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... matters were the fubject of those conferences , at their request he gave away his peculiar right to more than five Irith counties , for the payment of an inconfiderable rent . They departed not home till within two months before the ...
... matters were the fubject of those conferences , at their request he gave away his peculiar right to more than five Irith counties , for the payment of an inconfiderable rent . They departed not home till within two months before the ...
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... matter . Againft all which teftimonies , like- lihoods , evidences , and apparent actions of his own , be- ing fo abundant , his bare denial , though with impreca- tion , can no way countervail ; and least of all in his own cause . As ...
... matter . Againft all which teftimonies , like- lihoods , evidences , and apparent actions of his own , be- ing fo abundant , his bare denial , though with impreca- tion , can no way countervail ; and least of all in his own cause . As ...
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... matter had taken fo deep root in the imagination of this king , that whether to the English or to the Scot , mentioning what acts of his regal office ( though God knows how unwillingly ) he had paffed , he calls them , as in other ...
... matter had taken fo deep root in the imagination of this king , that whether to the English or to the Scot , mentioning what acts of his regal office ( though God knows how unwillingly ) he had paffed , he calls them , as in other ...
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