The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 2Bell, 1877 |
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Page 279
... ourselves and both our people . And we readily persuade ourselves , that your majesty's thoughts and intentions are the same . And whereas it has pleased your majesty , by your letters dated the twenty - fourth of June , and some days ...
... ourselves and both our people . And we readily persuade ourselves , that your majesty's thoughts and intentions are the same . And whereas it has pleased your majesty , by your letters dated the twenty - fourth of June , and some days ...
Page 325
... ourselves that it will be a difficult matter for us to be imitators of our father's virtues , unless we should observe and endeavour to hold the same confederacies which he by his prowess acquired , and out of his singular judgment ...
... ourselves that it will be a difficult matter for us to be imitators of our father's virtues , unless we should observe and endeavour to hold the same confederacies which he by his prowess acquired , and out of his singular judgment ...
Page 517
... ourselves make them worse than they are indeed . To save ourselves , therefore , and resist the common enemy , it concerns us mainly to agree within ourselves , that with joint forces we may not only hold our own , but get ground : and ...
... ourselves make them worse than they are indeed . To save ourselves , therefore , and resist the common enemy , it concerns us mainly to agree within ourselves , that with joint forces we may not only hold our own , but get ground : and ...
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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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