The Prose Works of John Milton ...Bell & Daldy, 1868 |
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Page 29
... declared by their actions and express words ; but almost all the people of both nations assented to it , till such time as by the tricks and artifices of the bishops they were divided into two factions and what if it has pleased God to ...
... declared by their actions and express words ; but almost all the people of both nations assented to it , till such time as by the tricks and artifices of the bishops they were divided into two factions and what if it has pleased God to ...
Page 47
... cast some terror into people's minds , and beget a reverence of themselves , they declare to the world , that God only is the author of kingly government ; in their hearts and minds they rever THE PEOPLE OF ENGLAND . 47.
... cast some terror into people's minds , and beget a reverence of themselves , they declare to the world , that God only is the author of kingly government ; in their hearts and minds they rever THE PEOPLE OF ENGLAND . 47.
Page 53
... declare , By how much you the best of patrons are " " that epigram , I say , may be turned , and very properly applied to you ; for there never was so good a poet as you are a bad patron . Unless that stupidity , that you com- plain ...
... declare , By how much you the best of patrons are " " that epigram , I say , may be turned , and very properly applied to you ; for there never was so good a poet as you are a bad patron . Unless that stupidity , that you com- plain ...
Page 79
... declared openly that it was better for his own people to be governed by judges than by kings , yet he left it to them to change that forin of government for a worse , if they would themselves . And we read frequently , that when the ...
... declared openly that it was better for his own people to be governed by judges than by kings , yet he left it to them to change that forin of government for a worse , if they would themselves . And we read frequently , that when the ...
Page 81
... declare him guilty of that mas- sacre at Thessalonica , and to forbid him coming into the church how miserably raw in divinity , and unacquainted with the doctrine of the gospel , he shewed himself upon that occasion ; when the emperor ...
... declare him guilty of that mas- sacre at Thessalonica , and to forbid him coming into the church how miserably raw in divinity , and unacquainted with the doctrine of the gospel , he shewed himself upon that occasion ; when the emperor ...
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