Prose Works ...: Containing His Principal Political and Ecclesiastical Pieces, with New Translations, and an Introduction, Volume 1J. Miller, 1809 |
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... present collection : 1. Familiar Epis- tles : -translated by Mr. Fellowes . 2. Observations on the Articles of Peace between James Earl of Ormond , for King Charles I. on the one hand , and the Irish Rebels and Papists , on the other ...
... present collection : 1. Familiar Epis- tles : -translated by Mr. Fellowes . 2. Observations on the Articles of Peace between James Earl of Ormond , for King Charles I. on the one hand , and the Irish Rebels and Papists , on the other ...
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... present small one ; and besides , that there are several new translations . not contained in the large edition . I had intended an introduction of a little more importance than what will be found prefixed . But situated as I have been ...
... present small one ; and besides , that there are several new translations . not contained in the large edition . I had intended an introduction of a little more importance than what will be found prefixed . But situated as I have been ...
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... present occasion . Yet as the prose works of our great poet have never been popularised - as their notoriety bears ne sort of proportion to their intrinsic merit , to their former efficacy , or to the celebrity of the author , a slight ...
... present occasion . Yet as the prose works of our great poet have never been popularised - as their notoriety bears ne sort of proportion to their intrinsic merit , to their former efficacy , or to the celebrity of the author , a slight ...
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... present war . ” This contest between the king and people forms one of the most interesting and instructive portions of the English history . The Commons had adopted the most liberal notions of govern- ment ; the generous spirit of ...
... present war . ” This contest between the king and people forms one of the most interesting and instructive portions of the English history . The Commons had adopted the most liberal notions of govern- ment ; the generous spirit of ...
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... present closed the controversy . - In all the above productions , Milton will be found the advocate of the Puritanical or Presby- terian doctrines . After he had reason , to secede from the Presbyterians , he superadded the pecu- liar ...
... present closed the controversy . - In all the above productions , Milton will be found the advocate of the Puritanical or Presby- terian doctrines . After he had reason , to secede from the Presbyterians , he superadded the pecu- liar ...
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