The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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Page 182
... liberty of unlicensed printing . " The Presbyterians , as we have already re- marked , on their rising in these agitated times into power , quickly forgot the principles which they had professed in their adversity ; and , de- claring ...
... liberty of unlicensed printing . " The Presbyterians , as we have already re- marked , on their rising in these agitated times into power , quickly forgot the principles which they had professed in their adversity ; and , de- claring ...
Page 441
... liberty , therefore , which always burns brightest in the most expanded and elevated bosoms , and fresh from the schools of Greece and Rome , which had educated the master - spirits of the world , it was natural for him to turn with de ...
... liberty , therefore , which always burns brightest in the most expanded and elevated bosoms , and fresh from the schools of Greece and Rome , which had educated the master - spirits of the world , it was natural for him to turn with de ...
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Charles Symmons. Liberty , essential to , the per- fection of man , 442 Liberty of conscience , 159 , and note , 351 ..... a repub- lic most favorable to , 356 Licenser of the press , revived by Charles the Second , 388 .......... see ...
Charles Symmons. Liberty , essential to , the per- fection of man , 442 Liberty of conscience , 159 , and note , 351 ..... a repub- lic most favorable to , 356 Licenser of the press , revived by Charles the Second , 388 .......... see ...
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