Prose Works ...: Containing His Principal Political and Ecclesiastical Pieces, with New Translations, and an Introduction, Volume 1J. Miller, 1809 |
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Page vii
... . The chief of Milton's prose works may be referred to three general divisions , according as they relate , 1. To Ecclesiastical Law ; 2. Tò Matrimonial Law ; 3. To the Tenure of the Magistrate . Two short pieces only , in the pre- ን ...
... . The chief of Milton's prose works may be referred to three general divisions , according as they relate , 1. To Ecclesiastical Law ; 2. Tò Matrimonial Law ; 3. To the Tenure of the Magistrate . Two short pieces only , in the pre- ን ...
Page viii
... Magistrate . Two short pieces only , in the pre- sent collection are not strictly referable to either of these divisions : these are , Of Education , and Areopagitica . All the pieces which come under either of the above general heads ...
... Magistrate . Two short pieces only , in the pre- sent collection are not strictly referable to either of these divisions : these are , Of Education , and Areopagitica . All the pieces which come under either of the above general heads ...
Page xvii
... magistrate . The presbyte- rians , once persecuted , became , as usual , perse- cutors in their turn ; the independents . were the only exception . It is remarkable that their first converts were chiefly among persons of rank and ...
... magistrate . The presbyte- rians , once persecuted , became , as usual , perse- cutors in their turn ; the independents . were the only exception . It is remarkable that their first converts were chiefly among persons of rank and ...
Page xxv
... magistrate in religious matters is unlawful , & c . The second was inscribed to the Long Parliament after its revival by the army . Milton is here a very powerful antagonist to the asserters of the divine right of INTRODUCTION . XXV.
... magistrate in religious matters is unlawful , & c . The second was inscribed to the Long Parliament after its revival by the army . Milton is here a very powerful antagonist to the asserters of the divine right of INTRODUCTION . XXV.
Page xxxiii
... The Tenure of Kings and Magistrates , " published in 1648-9 , & c . For the origin of this piece , I shall refer the reader , to avoid needless repetition , to Milton's own VOL . I. C 1 account ; vol . 2. p . 391 of INTRODUCTION . xxxiii.
... The Tenure of Kings and Magistrates , " published in 1648-9 , & c . For the origin of this piece , I shall refer the reader , to avoid needless repetition , to Milton's own VOL . I. C 1 account ; vol . 2. p . 391 of INTRODUCTION . xxxiii.
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