The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1881 |
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... liberty by ordaining a public form . Answ . Your bishops have set as fair to do it as they durst for that old pharasaical fear that still dogs them , the fear of the people ; though you will say you are none of those , still you would ...
... liberty by ordaining a public form . Answ . Your bishops have set as fair to do it as they durst for that old pharasaical fear that still dogs them , the fear of the people ; though you will say you are none of those , still you would ...
Page 356
... liberty to bondage for an ingratitude not the greatest , much more be- came it the law of God , to enact the restorement of a freeborn man from an unpurposed and unworthy bondage to a rightful liberty , for the most unnatural fraud and ...
... liberty to bondage for an ingratitude not the greatest , much more be- came it the law of God , to enact the restorement of a freeborn man from an unpurposed and unworthy bondage to a rightful liberty , for the most unnatural fraud and ...
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... liberty to depart from her false accuser , lest his hatred should prove mortal ; else that law peculiarly made to right the woman , had turned to her greatest mischief . Your fourth argument is : " One Christian ought to bear the ...
... liberty to depart from her false accuser , lest his hatred should prove mortal ; else that law peculiarly made to right the woman , had turned to her greatest mischief . Your fourth argument is : " One Christian ought to bear the ...
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