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But a great part of your Lordship's life has been spent in upholding the same manly and enlightened principles of freedom , wbichi pervade the Prose Writings of the greatest of our Pocts . Your Lordship's own eloquence is marked by the ...
But a great part of your Lordship's life has been spent in upholding the same manly and enlightened principles of freedom , wbichi pervade the Prose Writings of the greatest of our Pocts . Your Lordship's own eloquence is marked by the ...
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ܪ 1 arising chiefly from ' the insular situation of their doininions , had embraced the same despotical principles as the other princes of Europe . An army was wanting to support their claims ; but , from the insular security of ...
ܪ 1 arising chiefly from ' the insular situation of their doininions , had embraced the same despotical principles as the other princes of Europe . An army was wanting to support their claims ; but , from the insular security of ...
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It may be proper , here , to give a very brief account of the theological parties and their respective principles , which then divided and agitated the state . The reformation , by setting free the minds of men from the leaden tyranny ...
It may be proper , here , to give a very brief account of the theological parties and their respective principles , which then divided and agitated the state . The reformation , by setting free the minds of men from the leaden tyranny ...
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for their moderation in debate ; their subsequeno enthusiasm is to be ascribed to the accession of the lower classes , and to the democratical spirit of their church . discipline uniting with the republican principles which eventually ...
for their moderation in debate ; their subsequeno enthusiasm is to be ascribed to the accession of the lower classes , and to the democratical spirit of their church . discipline uniting with the republican principles which eventually ...
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They had now had sufficient experience of Charles's despotical principles , and a new system of conduct became necessary . They were obliged to attack in their turn , and to disarm , if possible , so formidable , so subtile , and so ...
They had now had sufficient experience of Charles's despotical principles , and a new system of conduct became necessary . They were obliged to attack in their turn , and to disarm , if possible , so formidable , so subtile , and so ...
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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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