The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 2Bell, 1877 |
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Page 124
... whole aristocracy immovable . So in the United Provinces , the states - general , which are indeed but a council of state de- puted by the whole union , are not usually the same persons for above three or six years ; but the states of ...
... whole aristocracy immovable . So in the United Provinces , the states - general , which are indeed but a council of state de- puted by the whole union , are not usually the same persons for above three or six years ; but the states of ...
Page 182
... whole managing both of peace and war is committed to papists , and the chief leaders of that rebellion . Now let all men judge what this wants of utter alienating and acquitting the whole province of Ireland from all true feal- ty and ...
... whole managing both of peace and war is committed to papists , and the chief leaders of that rebellion . Now let all men judge what this wants of utter alienating and acquitting the whole province of Ireland from all true feal- ty and ...
Page 534
... whole practical duty in religion is contained in charity , or the love of God and our neighbour , no way to be forced , yet the fulfilling of the whole law ; that is to say , our whole practice in religion . If then both our belief and ...
... whole practical duty in religion is contained in charity , or the love of God and our neighbour , no way to be forced , yet the fulfilling of the whole law ; that is to say , our whole practice in religion . If then both our belief 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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