The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 2Bell, 1877 |
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Page 220
... friendship and that mutual alliance , which was offered by his royal majesty , and by yourself in his name , would be to them ; and how fully they were resolved , as far as in them lay , to make the same re- turns of friendship and good ...
... friendship and that mutual alliance , which was offered by his royal majesty , and by yourself in his name , would be to them ; and how fully they were resolved , as far as in them lay , to make the same re- turns of friendship and good ...
Page 318
... friendship more frequently allows to his confe- derate , than free entrance into his ports and harbours ? Or what is there that we can expect from a friendship of this na- ture , more ready to do us unkindness than befriend us , or aid ...
... friendship more frequently allows to his confe- derate , than free entrance into his ports and harbours ? Or what is there that we can expect from a friendship of this na- ture , more ready to do us unkindness than befriend us , or aid ...
Page 340
... friendship between princes and commonwealths , have by the law of nations been always considered as inviolable , and as a thing much more sacred than those altars of refuge , whose privileges , built on the authority of the pope and the ...
... friendship between princes and commonwealths , have by the law of nations been always considered as inviolable , and as a thing much more sacred than those altars of refuge , whose privileges , built on the authority of the pope and the ...
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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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