The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 1H.G. Bohn, 1848 |
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Page xxv
... causes the English name to be everywhere held in honour , and renders it a passport and a safe- guard , as I have myself experienced , even among savages in re- bellion against their native prince ? to be associated as far as known ...
... causes the English name to be everywhere held in honour , and renders it a passport and a safe- guard , as I have myself experienced , even among savages in re- bellion against their native prince ? to be associated as far as known ...
Page xxviii
... causes we have enumerated , -- that men should so generally have abstained from the perusal of works so palpably ... cause and manner were unknown even to himself , had early imbibed principles favourable to arbitrary power ; and ...
... causes we have enumerated , -- that men should so generally have abstained from the perusal of works so palpably ... cause and manner were unknown even to himself , had early imbibed principles favourable to arbitrary power ; and ...
Page xxix
... cause me to speak of Johnson with moderation , for I honour his memory , as I do that of every other good man ; but ... causing himself to be suspended in a basket between heaven and earth , to escape , while under the œstrum of ...
... cause me to speak of Johnson with moderation , for I honour his memory , as I do that of every other good man ; but ... causing himself to be suspended in a basket between heaven and earth , to escape , while under the œstrum of ...
Page xxxiv
... cause must principally rely . He does not sufficiently cloak his hatred ; frequently becomes confused , and contradicts him- self , which in such a case has the worst possible appearance ; grows abusive , and calls names ; and in his ...
... cause must principally rely . He does not sufficiently cloak his hatred ; frequently becomes confused , and contradicts him- self , which in such a case has the worst possible appearance ; grows abusive , and calls names ; and in his ...
Page xxxviii
... cause the same to be delivered , to the Mayor , Bailiffs , or other chief officer or Magistrate , in any of the said Cities , Borroughs , or Towns Incor- porate , where such person or persons do live ; or if living out of any City ...
... cause the same to be delivered , to the Mayor , Bailiffs , or other chief officer or Magistrate , in any of the said Cities , Borroughs , or Towns Incor- porate , where such person or persons do live ; or if living out of any City ...
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