The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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Page 323
... Cromwell and with evident incom- petency to the task of government , it resigned its power76 into the hands of its political creator ; and the Captain General , with his military coun- cil , found himself the master of a kind of dere ...
... Cromwell and with evident incom- petency to the task of government , it resigned its power76 into the hands of its political creator ; and the Captain General , with his military coun- cil , found himself the master of a kind of dere ...
Page 347
... Cromwell descended , in the conscious security of innocence , and with a magnanimity which could disdain greatness when associated with guilt , from his high and giddy eminence to the safe level of a private station ; and the coun- cil ...
... Cromwell descended , in the conscious security of innocence , and with a magnanimity which could disdain greatness when associated with guilt , from his high and giddy eminence to the safe level of a private station ; and the coun- cil ...
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... Cromwell , 322 .... dissolved by revived , 347 Love , Mr. his execution , 318 Lucretius , 137 , 138 , 297 note Ludlow , 208 , 223 note , 391 note Luther , 214 note , 235 Mabbot , Gilbert , resigns the office of licenser of the press ...
... Cromwell , 322 .... dissolved by revived , 347 Love , Mr. his execution , 318 Lucretius , 137 , 138 , 297 note Ludlow , 208 , 223 note , 391 note Luther , 214 note , 235 Mabbot , Gilbert , resigns the office of licenser of the press ...
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