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A Poem Samuel Butler. mory ; and that , in all appearance , before his judges he never forgot his part , either as a prince or as a man . Firm and intrepid , he maintained , in each reply , the utmost perspicuity - and justness both of ...
A Poem Samuel Butler. mory ; and that , in all appearance , before his judges he never forgot his part , either as a prince or as a man . Firm and intrepid , he maintained , in each reply , the utmost perspicuity - and justness both of ...
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A Poem Samuel Butler. others . The Levellers insisted on an equal distribution of power and property , and disclaimed all dependance and subor- dination . The Millenarians , or fifth - monarchy - men , required that government itself ...
A Poem Samuel Butler. others . The Levellers insisted on an equal distribution of power and property , and disclaimed all dependance and subor- dination . The Millenarians , or fifth - monarchy - men , required that government itself ...
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A Poem Samuel Butler. with equal facility , both the riches of the south , and the po- verty of the north ? be feared and courted by all foreign princes , and be adopted a brother to the gods of the earth ? call together Parliaments with ...
A Poem Samuel Butler. with equal facility , both the riches of the south , and the po- verty of the north ? be feared and courted by all foreign princes , and be adopted a brother to the gods of the earth ? call together Parliaments with ...
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