The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 2Bell, 1877 |
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... magistrate was set above the people , so the law was set above the magistrate . " When this would not serve , but that the law was either not executed , or misapplied , they were constrained from that time , the only remedy left them ...
... magistrate was set above the people , so the law was set above the magistrate . " When this would not serve , but that the law was either not executed , or misapplied , they were constrained from that time , the only remedy left them ...
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... magistrate ; both the one and the other a temporal satisfaction for what Christ hath satisfied eternally ; a popish commuting of penalty , corporal for spiritual ; a satisfaction to man , especially to the magistrate , for what and to ...
... magistrate ; both the one and the other a temporal satisfaction for what Christ hath satisfied eternally ; a popish commuting of penalty , corporal for spiritual ; a satisfaction to man , especially to the magistrate , for what and to ...
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... magistrate of another country . Besides , of an implicit faith which they profess , the conscience also be- comes ... magistrate can hardly err in prohibiting and quite removing at least the public and scandalous use thereof ? From the ...
... magistrate of another country . Besides , of an implicit faith which they profess , the conscience also be- comes ... magistrate can hardly err in prohibiting and quite removing at least the public and scandalous use thereof ? From 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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