The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 2Bell, 1877 |
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Page 223
... republic , either already proposed , or hereafter to be propounded by our said resident in their name to your city , anciently our friend and confederate . Under the seal of the parliament , in the name , and by the authority of it ...
... republic , either already proposed , or hereafter to be propounded by our said resident in their name to your city , anciently our friend and confederate . Under the seal of the parliament , in the name , and by the authority of it ...
Page 229
... republic of England . The Council of State of the Republic of ENGLAND , to the most Serene Prince FERDINAND the Second , Grand Duke of TUSCANY , Greeting . Most Serene Prince , our dearest Friend , THE Council of state understanding ...
... republic of England . The Council of State of the Republic of ENGLAND , to the most Serene Prince FERDINAND the Second , Grand Duke of TUSCANY , Greeting . Most Serene Prince , our dearest Friend , THE Council of state understanding ...
Page 233
... republic , but have willingly laid hold of this op- portunity to declare their singular affection and goodwill to- wards the most serene republic of Venice ; which they shall be always ready to make manifest both really and sincerely ...
... republic , but have willingly laid hold of this op- portunity to declare their singular affection and goodwill to- wards the most serene republic of Venice ; which they shall be always ready to make manifest both really and sincerely ...
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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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