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... and altogether bearing so small a proportion to the entire piece , that the end of not pirating another man's property could scarcely have been said to be answered ; notwithstanding which , the piece would have appeared so miserably ...
... and altogether bearing so small a proportion to the entire piece , that the end of not pirating another man's property could scarcely have been said to be answered ; notwithstanding which , the piece would have appeared so miserably ...
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About the same time , Arehbishop Usher published “ The Aposto- , lical Institution of Episcopaey . " In answer to these productions , Milton wrote two pieces , the first of which he called « Of 1 + I Prelatical Episcopacy , & c .
About the same time , Arehbishop Usher published “ The Aposto- , lical Institution of Episcopaey . " In answer to these productions , Milton wrote two pieces , the first of which he called « Of 1 + I Prelatical Episcopacy , & c .
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The time , being elapsed , he wrote repeated letters without receiving any answer . Last of all , he dispatched a messenger to her father's house , who was also dismissed with some marks of contempt . Exasperated , as we may suppose ...
The time , being elapsed , he wrote repeated letters without receiving any answer . Last of all , he dispatched a messenger to her father's house , who was also dismissed with some marks of contempt . Exasperated , as we may suppose ...
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The latter was in answer to some nameless antagonist . From this I have taken but one short passage only , which I have therefore incorporated , within 1 - brackets , with corresponding sentiments in the Tetrachordon XXX INTRODUCTION .
The latter was in answer to some nameless antagonist . From this I have taken but one short passage only , which I have therefore incorporated , within 1 - brackets , with corresponding sentiments in the Tetrachordon XXX INTRODUCTION .
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An answer to it appeared in 1651 , called Eixw arazoos , the Image unbroken ; and another as late as . 1692 , entitled , Vindiciæ Carolinæ . Of the Iconoclastes , I have retained comparatively little , perhaps scarcely a third ; because ...
An answer to it appeared in 1651 , called Eixw arazoos , the Image unbroken ; and another as late as . 1692 , entitled , Vindiciæ Carolinæ . Of the Iconoclastes , I have retained comparatively little , perhaps scarcely a third ; because ...
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| Title | Prose Works ...: Containing His Principal Political and Ecclesiastical Pieces, with New Translations, and an Introduction, Volume 1 Prose Works ...: Containing His Principal Political and Ecclesiastical Pieces, with New Translations, and an Introduction, George Burnett |
| Author | John Milton |
| Translated by | George Burnett |
| Publisher | J. Miller, 1809 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 15 Feb 2019 |
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