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Page 42
It is unnecessary now , at this distance of time , to profess an entire conformity
with his ideas ; but most persons of independent minds , who have preserved
their consciences free and unshackled , will generally recognise the force and
truth of ...
It is unnecessary now , at this distance of time , to profess an entire conformity
with his ideas ; but most persons of independent minds , who have preserved
their consciences free and unshackled , will generally recognise the force and
truth of ...
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... who , in the refuting of those that resisted sound doctrine , and by subtile
dissimulations corrupted the minds of men , have wrought up their zealous souls
into such vehemencies , as nothing could be more killingly spoken : for who can
be a ...
... who , in the refuting of those that resisted sound doctrine , and by subtile
dissimulations corrupted the minds of men , have wrought up their zealous souls
into such vehemencies , as nothing could be more killingly spoken : for who can
be a ...
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Answ . Do you not perceive the noose you have brought yourself into , whilst you
were so brief to taunt other men with weakness ? Is it clean out of your mind what
you cited from among the councils ; that the principal scope of those liturgy ...
Answ . Do you not perceive the noose you have brought yourself into , whilst you
were so brief to taunt other men with weakness ? Is it clean out of your mind what
you cited from among the councils ; that the principal scope of those liturgy ...
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... if they may not convince those that are so strongly persuaded thereof ; yet to
free ingenuous minds from an overawful ... for there may be other writers of
another mind which he hath not seen ; and if he undertake all , the length of
man's life ...
... if they may not convince those that are so strongly persuaded thereof ; yet to
free ingenuous minds from an overawful ... for there may be other writers of
another mind which he hath not seen ; and if he undertake all , the length of
man's life ...
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to deserve the name of a complete architect , an excellent painter , or the like ,
that bears not a generous mind above the peasantly regard of wages and hire ;
much more must we think him a most imperfect and incomplete divine , who is so
far ...
to deserve the name of a complete architect , an excellent painter , or the like ,
that bears not a generous mind above the peasantly regard of wages and hire ;
much more must we think him a most imperfect and incomplete divine , who is so
far ...
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| Title | The Prose Works of John Milton ... Bohn's Standard Library Volume 3 of The Prose Works of John Milton, John Milton |
| Author | John Milton |
| Publisher | Bell & Daldy, 1872 |
| Original from | National Library of Israel |
| Digitized | 16 Jan 2020 |
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