The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 2Bell, 1877 |
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Page 113
... liberty , which is our religion , and the civil part will be from these who defer us , much more easily recovered , being neither so subtle nor so awful as a king reinthroned . Nor were their actions less both at home and abroad , than ...
... liberty , which is our religion , and the civil part will be from these who defer us , much more easily recovered , being neither so subtle nor so awful as a king reinthroned . Nor were their actions less both at home and abroad , than ...
Page 128
... liberty . To con- clude , it can have no considerable objection made against it , that it is not practicable ; lest it be said hereafter , that we gave up our liberty for want of a ready way or distinct form proposed of a free ...
... liberty . To con- clude , it can have no considerable objection made against it , that it is not practicable ; lest it be said hereafter , that we gave up our liberty for want of a ready way or distinct form proposed of a free ...
Page 133
... liberty . As for spiritual , who can be at rest , who can enjoy anything in this world with contentment , who hath not liberty to serve God , and to save his own soul , according to the best light which God hath planted in him to that ...
... liberty . As for spiritual , who can be at rest , who can enjoy anything in this world with contentment , who hath not liberty to serve God , and to save his own soul , according to the best light which God hath planted in him to that ...
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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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