Prose Works ...: Containing His Principal Political and Ecclesiastical Pieces, with New Translations, and an Introduction, Volume 1J. Miller, 1809 |
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Page viii
... thought it most commodious to arrange together , whatever the dates either of their com- position or publication ; so that they will now be read in succession , as so many books of the same treatise . The theological pieces , and those ...
... thought it most commodious to arrange together , whatever the dates either of their com- position or publication ; so that they will now be read in succession , as so many books of the same treatise . The theological pieces , and those ...
Page ix
... thought L might as well translate the tract which Milton published under the name of his nephew Philips , and which was , in fact , the Second Defence of the People of England . The First Defence had been translated many years before ...
... thought L might as well translate the tract which Milton published under the name of his nephew Philips , and which was , in fact , the Second Defence of the People of England . The First Defence had been translated many years before ...
Page xi
... thought no improper introduction to them . A mere glance also at those leading circum- stances in the previous state of the country , which tended to produce the civil wars , and consequently to call forth these writings , may not be ...
... thought no improper introduction to them . A mere glance also at those leading circum- stances in the previous state of the country , which tended to produce the civil wars , and consequently to call forth these writings , may not be ...
Page xii
... 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 . On the opening of the third parliament he no ...
... 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 . On the opening of the third parliament he no ...
Page xxvii
... thought they were providing the most ef- fectually for their own interests . They were other- wise sufficiently disposed to proclaim the inde- pendence of the mitre upon the crown . Cozens , dean of Peterborough , is accused of having ...
... thought they were providing the most ef- fectually for their own interests . They were other- wise sufficiently disposed to proclaim the inde- pendence of the mitre upon the crown . Cozens , dean of Peterborough , is accused of having ...
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