The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 2Bell, 1877 |
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Page 123
... senator is not felt , the main body of them still continuing permanent in greatest and noblest common- * A senate composed of members chosen for life would be a species of tyranny . It is therefore most extraordinary to find such an ...
... senator is not felt , the main body of them still continuing permanent in greatest and noblest common- * A senate composed of members chosen for life would be a species of tyranny . It is therefore most extraordinary to find such an ...
Page 124
... senate , consisted of mem- bers chosen for term of life ; and by that means remained as it were still the same to generations . In Venice they change indeed oftener than every year some particular council of state , as that of six , or ...
... senate , consisted of mem- bers chosen for term of life ; and by that means remained as it were still the same to generations . In Venice they change indeed oftener than every year some particular council of state , as that of six , or ...
Page 125
... senate that one consul , then both ; soon after , that the censors and prætors also should be created plebeian , and the whole empire put into their hands ; adoring lastly those , who most were adverse to the senate , till Marius , by ...
... senate that one consul , then both ; soon after , that the censors and prætors also should be created plebeian , and the whole empire put into their hands ; adoring lastly those , who most were adverse to the senate , till Marius , by ...
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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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