The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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Charles Symmons. had in no way been accessory to the fate of Charles . 95 Neither did I write any thing , " as he declares at a period when the prosperity of his party made it unnecessary for him to sup- press the truth , " respecting ...
Charles Symmons. had in no way been accessory to the fate of Charles . 95 Neither did I write any thing , " as he declares at a period when the prosperity of his party made it unnecessary for him to sup- press the truth , " respecting ...
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Charles Symmons. But neither the charge of forgery against the King's book , as it was then called , thus directly and articulately pronounced ; nor the suspicions of imposition , which were clearly expressed in the Inconoclastes , found ...
Charles Symmons. But neither the charge of forgery against the King's book , as it was then called , thus directly and articulately pronounced ; nor the suspicions of imposition , which were clearly expressed in the Inconoclastes , found ...
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Charles Symmons. Bramhall , abp . 288 , 289 note Brand , Mr. 449 British Critic , 467 note Brutus , grandson of Æneas , fa- bulous conqueror of Britain , 129 note Bucer , Martin , 172 , 214 note Buckhurst , lord , see Dorset , earl of ...
Charles Symmons. Bramhall , abp . 288 , 289 note Brand , Mr. 449 British Critic , 467 note Brutus , grandson of Æneas , fa- bulous conqueror of Britain , 129 note Bucer , Martin , 172 , 214 note Buckhurst , lord , see Dorset , earl of ...
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