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... parliament . He was actually summoned before the house of lords , but was honourably dismissed . This was not the way to put John Milton down . The parliament preachers rated at him , and his opponents grew more clamorous . He therefore ...
... parliament . He was actually summoned before the house of lords , but was honourably dismissed . This was not the way to put John Milton down . The parliament preachers rated at him , and his opponents grew more clamorous . He therefore ...
Page 54
... parliament , to prince or people , to law , liberty , wealth , came to light upon any thing so true ; and wonder or learning , spare her , let her live , let her spread among more , if kings be the Lord's anointed , how they dareye ...
... parliament , to prince or people , to law , liberty , wealth , came to light upon any thing so true ; and wonder or learning , spare her , let her live , let her spread among more , if kings be the Lord's anointed , how they dareye ...
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... parliament with equivocal sophistry , scattering among his periods ambiguous words , whose interpreta- tion he will afterwards dispense according to his plea- sure , laying before us universal propositions , and then thinks when he will ...
... parliament with equivocal sophistry , scattering among his periods ambiguous words , whose interpreta- tion he will afterwards dispense according to his plea- sure , laying before us universal propositions , and then thinks when he will ...
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... parliament . The 66 him with such a terrible edge , and not knowing how to wind out of the briars , he , or his substitute , seems more willing to lay the integrity of his logic to pawn , and grant a fallacy in his own major , where ...
... parliament . The 66 him with such a terrible edge , and not knowing how to wind out of the briars , he , or his substitute , seems more willing to lay the integrity of his logic to pawn , and grant a fallacy in his own major , where ...
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... parliament , but to concoctor of malecontent , at the very instant when he pretends to extol the parliament , afford thus to blur over , rather than to mention , that public triumph of their justice and constancy , so high , so glorious ...
... parliament , but to concoctor of malecontent , at the very instant when he pretends to extol the parliament , afford thus to blur over , rather than to mention , that public triumph of their justice and constancy , so high , so glorious ...
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