The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 2Bell, 1877 |
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Page 213
... merchants in your city , wherein they have maintained a continual amity and commerce , to the ex- traordinary advantage of the place for many years together . If therefore you think it convenient to undertake the protec- tion of our ...
... merchants in your city , wherein they have maintained a continual amity and commerce , to the ex- traordinary advantage of the place for many years together . If therefore you think it convenient to undertake the protec- tion of our ...
Page 262
... merchants themselves so well assured of your clemency , it behoves us not to question it ; and so we beseech the Almighty God to continue his pros- perous blessings upon your noble designs , and the Venetian republic . Your Serenity's ...
... merchants themselves so well assured of your clemency , it behoves us not to question it ; and so we beseech the Almighty God to continue his pros- perous blessings upon your noble designs , and the Venetian republic . Your Serenity's ...
Page 266
... merchants should be taken into consideration . But he being sent to negotiate your majesty's affairs in other countries , the merchants at- tended upon him in vain , both before and after his departure ; so that they were forced to send ...
... merchants should be taken into consideration . But he being sent to negotiate your majesty's affairs in other countries , the merchants at- tended upon him in vain , both before and after his departure ; so that they were forced to send ...
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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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