The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 2Bell, 1877 |
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Page 251
... occasion of joy and satisfaction , to hear that God , in those remoter regions , had raised up to himself so potent and renowned a minister of his glory and providence : and that this great minister of heaven , so famed for his Courage ...
... occasion of joy and satisfaction , to hear that God , in those remoter regions , had raised up to himself so potent and renowned a minister of his glory and providence : and that this great minister of heaven , so famed for his Courage ...
Page 279
... occasion of joy and satisfaction , as believing it will prove to the common benefit of both nations , and to the no slight detriment of our common enemies , who , as they found out a means to disturb the former league , so they left ...
... occasion of joy and satisfaction , as believing it will prove to the common benefit of both nations , and to the no slight detriment of our common enemies , who , as they found out a means to disturb the former league , so they left ...
Page 334
... occasion to some to look upon that late expedition of our fleet to the West Indies as a war voluntarily begun by us , instead of considering that this war was first begun and raised by the Spaniards themselves , as in reality it will be ...
... occasion to some to look upon that late expedition of our fleet to the West Indies as a war voluntarily begun by us , instead of considering that this war was first begun and raised by the Spaniards themselves , as in reality it will be ...
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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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