The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volumen3J. Johnson, 1806 |
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... opinion or false principles delude and tranfport him , as to think " the concurrence of his reafon " to the votes of parliament , not only political , but natural , " and as neceffary to the begetting , " or bringing forth of any one ...
... opinion or false principles delude and tranfport him , as to think " the concurrence of his reafon " to the votes of parliament , not only political , but natural , " and as neceffary to the begetting , " or bringing forth of any one ...
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... opinion that the parliament is more bloody and rapacious in the profecution of their juftice , than those rebels were in the execution of their barba- rous cruelty . Let men doubt now and difpute to whom the king was a friend moft - to ...
... opinion that the parliament is more bloody and rapacious in the profecution of their juftice , than those rebels were in the execution of their barba- rous cruelty . Let men doubt now and difpute to whom the king was a friend moft - to ...
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... opinion , in a matter fo familiar as church - government . In fine , he accuses Piety with the want of Loyalty , and Religion with the breach of Allegiance , as if God and he were one mafter , whofe commands were fo often contrary to ...
... opinion , in a matter fo familiar as church - government . In fine , he accuses Piety with the want of Loyalty , and Religion with the breach of Allegiance , as if God and he were one mafter , whofe commands were fo often contrary to ...
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... opinions . Neither was it any " shame to proteftants , " that he , a declared papift , if his own letter to the pope , not yet re- nounced , belie him not , found fo few proteftants of his religion , as enforced him to call in both the ...
... opinions . Neither was it any " shame to proteftants , " that he , a declared papift , if his own letter to the pope , not yet re- nounced , belie him not , found fo few proteftants of his religion , as enforced him to call in both the ...
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... opinion juftly fathered upon them , but that they held bifhops and prefbyters to be the fame . Which he in this place not obfcurely feems to hold a herety in all the reformed churches ; with whom why the church of England defired ...
... opinion juftly fathered upon them , but that they held bifhops and prefbyters to be the fame . Which he in this place not obfcurely feems to hold a herety in all the reformed churches ; with whom why the church of England defired ...
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