The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 2Bell, 1877 |
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Page 533
... force , though professing to be protestants , deserve as little to be tolerated themselves , being no less guilty of popery in the most popish point . Lastly , for idolatry , who knows it not to be evidently against all scripture , both ...
... force , though professing to be protestants , deserve as little to be tolerated themselves , being no less guilty of popery in the most popish point . Lastly , for idolatry , who knows it not to be evidently against all scripture , both ...
Page 534
... force from man , or force be any way applied to such re- ligion , especially under the free offer of grace in the gospel , but it must forthwith frustrate and make of no effect both the religion and the gospel ? And that to compel ...
... force from man , or force be any way applied to such re- ligion , especially under the free offer of grace in the gospel , but it must forthwith frustrate and make of no effect both the religion and the gospel ? And that to compel ...
Page 535
... force , as being none of this world , whose kingdoms are main- tained all by force only ; and yet disproves not that a Chris- tian commonwealth may defend itself against outward force , in the cause of religion as well as in any other ...
... force , as being none of this world , whose kingdoms are main- tained all by force only ; and yet disproves not that a Chris- tian commonwealth may defend itself against outward force , in the cause of religion as well as in any other ...
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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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