Prose Works ...: Containing His Principal Political and Ecclesiastical Pieces, with New Translations, and an Introduction, Volume 1J. Miller, 1809 |
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Page xxi
... hope ; and each began to direct its attention to collect a military force . The king retired to York ; the parliament seized upon Hull . But , " it appears ( says Mr. Laing * ) that Charles , from the very beginning , was adverse and ...
... hope ; and each began to direct its attention to collect a military force . The king retired to York ; the parliament seized upon Hull . But , " it appears ( says Mr. Laing * ) that Charles , from the very beginning , was adverse and ...
Page xxx
... hope , will be enough to excuse me with the mere Englishman , to be no forger of new and loose opinions . Others may read him in his own phrase on the first to the Corinthians , and ease me who never could delight in long citations ...
... hope , will be enough to excuse me with the mere Englishman , to be no forger of new and loose opinions . Others may read him in his own phrase on the first to the Corinthians , and ease me who never could delight in long citations ...
Page xlvi
... hope ; but still bear up and steer Right onward . What supports me , dost thou ask ? The conscience , friend , to have lost them overplied In liberty's defence , my noble task , Of which all Europe rings from side to side : This thought ...
... hope ; but still bear up and steer Right onward . What supports me , dost thou ask ? The conscience , friend , to have lost them overplied In liberty's defence , my noble task , Of which all Europe rings from side to side : This thought ...
Page lii
... hope , and wait for better times ; and would en- deavour to produce them ; a work which he would think himself most likely to execute , in a situation where he had the most power , rather than by deserting his post and his party . At ...
... hope , and wait for better times ; and would en- deavour to produce them ; a work which he would think himself most likely to execute , in a situation where he had the most power , rather than by deserting his post and his party . At ...
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... hope to be better lighted , than by those luminaries that God hath set up to shine to us far nearer hand . And what reformation he wrought for his own time , it will not be amiss to consider ; he appointed certain times for fasts and ...
... hope to be better lighted , than by those luminaries that God hath set up to shine to us far nearer hand . And what reformation he wrought for his own time , it will not be amiss to consider ; he appointed certain times for fasts and ...
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