The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 2Bell, 1877 |
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... letters we shall then take care that you may with all speed repair to us upon the public faith : at which time , when we have read the king's letters , you shall have liberty freely to declare what further commands you have brought ...
... letters we shall then take care that you may with all speed repair to us upon the public faith : at which time , when we have read the king's letters , you shall have liberty freely to declare what further commands you have brought ...
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John Milton. LETTERS WRITTEN IN THE NAME OF OLIVER THE PROTECTOR . To the Count of OLDENBURGH . Most Illustrious Lord , BY your letters dated January twenty , sixteen hundred and fifty - four , I have been given to understand that the ...
John Milton. LETTERS WRITTEN IN THE NAME OF OLIVER THE PROTECTOR . To the Count of OLDENBURGH . Most Illustrious Lord , BY your letters dated January twenty , sixteen hundred and fifty - four , I have been given to understand that the ...
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... letters of the 16th of November , sixteen hundred and fifty - four , you have made us sensible of your singular goodwill and affection towards us ; and your envoy , who de- livered those letters to us , more amply declared your desire ...
... letters of the 16th of November , sixteen hundred and fifty - four , you have made us sensible of your singular goodwill and affection towards us ; and your envoy , who de- livered those letters to us , more amply declared your desire ...
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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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