The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1904 |
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... less unpopular in Italy . Milton cared as little as the Venetian monk how his notions might be received by the public , provided they exercised the proper degree of influence over those who , as lawgivers , had to determine upon the ...
... less unpopular in Italy . Milton cared as little as the Venetian monk how his notions might be received by the public , provided they exercised the proper degree of influence over those who , as lawgivers , had to determine upon the ...
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... less by more maturity and longer study , or less available in English than in another tongue . but that if it sufficed some years past to convince and satisfy the unengaged of other nations in the justice THE LIKELIEST MEANS TO REMOVE.
... less by more maturity and longer study , or less available in English than in another tongue . but that if it sufficed some years past to convince and satisfy the unengaged of other nations in the justice THE LIKELIEST MEANS TO REMOVE.
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... less their duty by the general office of Christianity , to speak truth , as in all reason may be thought , more impar- tially and unsuspectedly without money . Hire of itself is neither a thing unlawful , nor a word of any evil note ...
... less their duty by the general office of Christianity , to speak truth , as in all reason may be thought , more impar- tially and unsuspectedly without money . Hire of itself is neither a thing unlawful , nor a word of any evil note ...
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... less to the priest . But I shall easily remove that necessity , by remembering them that in those days was no priest , but the father , or the first - born of each family ; and by conse- quence no people to pay him tithes , but his own ...
... less to the priest . But I shall easily remove that necessity , by remembering them that in those days was no priest , but the father , or the first - born of each family ; and by conse- quence no people to pay him tithes , but his own ...
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... less resigned it to the ministers , his so officious re- ceivers , without express commission or assignment , will be yet clearer as we proceed . Thus much may at length assure us , that this example of Abraham and Melchisedec , though ...
... less resigned it to the ministers , his so officious re- ceivers , without express commission or assignment , will be yet clearer as we proceed . Thus much may at length assure us , that this example of Abraham and Melchisedec , though ...
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