The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 2Bell, 1877 |
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Page 236
... ministers under the seal of the parliament . And though it be some months ago since your public minister first came to us , however that delay neither arose from any unwillingness on our part to as- sent to the request made in your ...
... ministers under the seal of the parliament . And though it be some months ago since your public minister first came to us , however that delay neither arose from any unwillingness on our part to as- sent to the request made in your ...
Page 348
... ministers ; and as it is exceeding manifest , that he has not been so favour- able for nought , if he will but reflect with himself what vast profits he has received from our fleets , so on the other hand , that the king and his ministers ...
... ministers ; and as it is exceeding manifest , that he has not been so favour- able for nought , if he will but reflect with himself what vast profits he has received from our fleets , so on the other hand , that the king and his ministers ...
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... ministers of God therein , his ministers , or his curates rather in the function only , not in the govern- ment ; while he himself assumes to rule by civil power things to be ruled only by spiritual : whenas this very chapter , verse 6 ...
... ministers of God therein , his ministers , or his curates rather in the function only , not in the govern- ment ; while he himself assumes to rule by civil power things to be ruled only by spiritual : whenas this very chapter , verse 6 ...
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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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