The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volume 1J. Johnson, 1806 |
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... civil diffenfions , or rather ma- niacal agitation , fhould expofe us to the attack of the Jately confederated enemies of religion and of liberty ; but thofe enemies could not inflict a deeper wound upon religion than we oùrfelves have ...
... civil diffenfions , or rather ma- niacal agitation , fhould expofe us to the attack of the Jately confederated enemies of religion and of liberty ; but thofe enemies could not inflict a deeper wound upon religion than we oùrfelves have ...
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... That the church - government must be conformable to the civil polity ; next , that no form of church - government is agreeable to monarchy , but that of of bishops . Muft church government that is appointed in Of Reformation in England .
... That the church - government must be conformable to the civil polity ; next , that no form of church - government is agreeable to monarchy , but that of of bishops . Muft church government that is appointed in Of Reformation in England .
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... civil , that is arbitrary , and chiefly converfant about the vifible and external part of man ? This is the very maxim that moulded the calves of Bethel and of Dan ; this was the quinteffence of Jeroboam's po- licy , he made religion ...
... civil , that is arbitrary , and chiefly converfant about the vifible and external part of man ? This is the very maxim that moulded the calves of Bethel and of Dan ; this was the quinteffence of Jeroboam's po- licy , he made religion ...
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... civil commodities and respects ; and if the nature and limits of church - dif- cipline be fuch , as are either helpful to all political estates indifferently , or have no particular relation to any , then is there no neceffity , nor ...
... civil commodities and respects ; and if the nature and limits of church - dif- cipline be fuch , as are either helpful to all political estates indifferently , or have no particular relation to any , then is there no neceffity , nor ...
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... civil war ? Thus much against the subjects li- berty hath been affaulted by them . Now how they have fpared fupremacy , or are likely hereafter to fubmit to it , remains laftly to be confidered . The emulation that under the old law was ...
... civil war ? Thus much against the subjects li- berty hath been affaulted by them . Now how they have fpared fupremacy , or are likely hereafter to fubmit to it , remains laftly to be confidered . The emulation that under the old law was ...
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