The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 2Bell, 1877 |
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Page 172
... understand not how your lordship should be invested with that power pretended , so am I very well assured , that it is not in the power of any without the parliament of England , to give and assure pardon to those bloody rebels , as by ...
... understand not how your lordship should be invested with that power pretended , so am I very well assured , that it is not in the power of any without the parliament of England , to give and assure pardon to those bloody rebels , as by ...
Page 243
... understand that the noble Frederic Matthias Wolisog and Christopher Griphiander were sent with certain commands from your illustrious lordship into England ; who when they came to us , not only in your name congratulated our having ...
... understand that the noble Frederic Matthias Wolisog and Christopher Griphiander were sent with certain commands from your illustrious lordship into England ; who when they came to us , not only in your name congratulated our having ...
Page 294
... understand . For that the reformed , and those of the Augustan confession , should cement together in a communion of one church , is hardly ever to be expected : it is impossible by force to prohibit either from defending their opinions ...
... understand . For that the reformed , and those of the Augustan confession , should cement together in a communion of one church , is hardly ever to be expected : it is impossible by force to prohibit either from defending their opinions ...
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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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