The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 2Bell, 1877 |
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Page 179
... favour malignants , or to think , that , because of the power of sectaries , the cause of God needs the more to fear ... favours from the late king , in reward , most likely , of their work done , and in his name and authority confirmed ...
... favour malignants , or to think , that , because of the power of sectaries , the cause of God needs the more to fear ... favours from the late king , in reward , most likely , of their work done , and in his name and authority confirmed ...
Page 285
... favour in that court ; where- fore , we thought it proper to request your majesty , that the whole matter may be referred to your council , that so the said money may be discharged from an unjust and vexatious action . For if acts done ...
... favour in that court ; where- fore , we thought it proper to request your majesty , that the whole matter may be referred to your council , that so the said money may be discharged from an unjust and vexatious action . For if acts done ...
Page 502
... favour ve so much . What will they do then , in the name of God and saints , what will these manhaters yet with more de spite and mischief do ? I will tell ye , or at least remember ye : ( for most of ye know it already :) that they may ...
... favour ve so much . What will they do then , in the name of God and saints , what will these manhaters yet with more de spite and mischief do ? I will tell ye , or at least remember ye : ( for most of ye know it already :) that they may ...
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is lawful and hath been held so through all Ages for | 3 |
X | 13 |
a Speech for the Liberty of Unlicensed Print | 48 |
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