The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 2Bell, 1877 |
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Page 219
... request aforementioned ; which after we had viewed , we thought proper to be transmitted to the most serene re- public of Venice , to the end they might be assistant to our . merchants in this cause . Upon the whole therefore , it is ...
... request aforementioned ; which after we had viewed , we thought proper to be transmitted to the most serene re- public of Venice , to the end they might be assistant to our . merchants in this cause . Upon the whole therefore , it is ...
Page 329
... request your majesty , that in the first place you would not prohibit those from preaching in public , whose prayers to God for your safety and the prosperity of your kingdom you are so free to suffer ; then , that the sentence given ...
... request your majesty , that in the first place you would not prohibit those from preaching in public , whose prayers to God for your safety and the prosperity of your kingdom you are so free to suffer ; then , that the sentence given ...
Page 331
... request , that you would vouchsafe to examine where the impediment lies , or through whose neglect or contumacy it came to pass , that in ten years time the king's decree was not obeyed ; and employ your authority so effec- tually ...
... request , that you would vouchsafe to examine where the impediment lies , or through whose neglect or contumacy it came to pass , that in ten years time the king's decree was not obeyed ; and employ your authority so effec- tually ...
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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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