The Prose Works of John Milton ...Bell & Daldy, 1868 |
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... ship . Gregory's ( Dr. ) Evidences , Doctrines , and Duties of the Christian Religion . Guizot's Representative Government . Translated by A. R. SCOBLE . History of the English Revo- lution of 1640. Translated by WILLIAM HAZLITT ...
... ship . Gregory's ( Dr. ) Evidences , Doctrines , and Duties of the Christian Religion . Guizot's Representative Government . Translated by A. R. SCOBLE . History of the English Revo- lution of 1640. Translated by WILLIAM HAZLITT ...
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... ship of the com- monwealth is always under sail ; they sit at the stern , and if they steer well , what need is there to change them , it being rather dangerous ? Add to this , that the grand council is both foundation and main pillar ...
... ship of the com- monwealth is always under sail ; they sit at the stern , and if they steer well , what need is there to change them , it being rather dangerous ? Add to this , that the grand council is both foundation and main pillar ...
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... ship be the greater number , who can certainly determine ? Suppose they be , yet of freedom they partake all alike , one main end of government ; which if the greater part value not , but will degenerately forego , is it just or ...
... ship be the greater number , who can certainly determine ? Suppose they be , yet of freedom they partake all alike , one main end of government ; which if the greater part value not , but will degenerately forego , is it just or ...
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... ship , more desirable than all enlargement of empire , with our neighbour nations . For these reasons we have sent into Spain , to your majesty , Anthony Ascham , of approved dex- terity and probity , to treat with your majesty ...
... ship , more desirable than all enlargement of empire , with our neighbour nations . For these reasons we have sent into Spain , to your majesty , Anthony Ascham , of approved dex- terity and probity , to treat with your majesty ...
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... ships with the command of which they were entrusted , and who , having made their escape from the port of Ireland , where , being blocked up for almost a whole summer together , they very narrowly avoided the punishment due to their ...
... ships with the command of which they were entrusted , and who , having made their escape from the port of Ireland , where , being blocked up for almost a whole summer together , they very narrowly avoided the punishment due to their ...
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