The Prose Works of John MiltonBell & Daldy, 1860 - English literature |
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... protestants upon a protestant king . As if he de- served the name of a protestant , that , in a letter to the pope , could give him the title of most holy father that was always more favourable to the papists than to those of his own ...
... protestants upon a protestant king . As if he de- served the name of a protestant , that , in a letter to the pope , could give him the title of most holy father that was always more favourable to the papists than to those of his own ...
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... protestant prince , nor protestants one that is popish . " You do well and discreetly in show- ing yourself to be neither papist nor protestant ; and you are very liberal in your concessions , for now you confess that all sorts of ...
... protestant prince , nor protestants one that is popish . " You do well and discreetly in show- ing yourself to be neither papist nor protestant ; and you are very liberal in your concessions , for now you confess that all sorts of ...
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... protestant kingdom with as little honour as her mother left a popish . " 9 That this " is the first example of any protestant subjects , that have taken up arms against their king , a protestant , ' can be to protestants no dishonour ...
... protestant kingdom with as little honour as her mother left a popish . " 9 That this " is the first example of any protestant subjects , that have taken up arms against their king , a protestant , ' can be to protestants no dishonour ...
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