Prose Works ...: Containing His Principal Political and Ecclesiastical Pieces, with New Translations, and an Introduction, Volume 1J. Miller, 1809 |
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Page xii
... suffer such barriers to be erected , as were thought necessary to secure the consti- tution . The transactions of the two first parliaments of Charles exhibited nearly the same view of the controversy as those of the preceding reign ...
... suffer such barriers to be erected , as were thought necessary to secure the consti- tution . The transactions of the two first parliaments of Charles exhibited nearly the same view of the controversy as those of the preceding reign ...
Page xix
... suffered a voluntary defeat ; and in November of the same year was assembled the long parliament . The indignation of the nation was more than a match for the court influence , and the elections returned a large majority of members ...
... suffered a voluntary defeat ; and in November of the same year was assembled the long parliament . The indignation of the nation was more than a match for the court influence , and the elections returned a large majority of members ...
Page lviii
... suffered the royalists once more to get possession of power . There is much , however , to com- mend ; and the earnestness with which he endea- vours to terrify the people from restoring the king , gives birth to some very striking ...
... suffered the royalists once more to get possession of power . There is much , however , to com- mend ; and the earnestness with which he endea- vours to terrify the people from restoring the king , gives birth to some very striking ...
Page lxi
... suffering any stain to be affixed on a man's reputation . But Milton had evidently no alternative . Resistance to such things seemed necessary , not only to confute , but to intimidate his audacious foes . Besides , in such a contest ...
... suffering any stain to be affixed on a man's reputation . But Milton had evidently no alternative . Resistance to such things seemed necessary , not only to confute , but to intimidate his audacious foes . Besides , in such a contest ...
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... suffered themselves to be the common stales , to countenance with their prostituted gravities every politic fetch that was then on foot , as oft as the potent statists pleased to employ them . Ne- ver do we read that they made use of ...
... suffered themselves to be the common stales , to countenance with their prostituted gravities every politic fetch that was then on foot , as oft as the potent statists pleased to employ them . Ne- ver do we read that they made use of ...
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