The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... expression against Ormond , obferving , that the defign of bringing in that tyranny is a monarchical de- fign , and not of those who have diffolved monarchy . " Witness ( fays he ) that confultation had in the court of " France , under ...
... expression against Ormond , obferving , that the defign of bringing in that tyranny is a monarchical de- fign , and not of those who have diffolved monarchy . " Witness ( fays he ) that confultation had in the court of " France , under ...
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... expression , Loft them overply'd In liberty's defence . His left eye became utterly blind in 1651 , the year in which the book that he alludes to was published , and he loft the use of the other in 1654 , the year in which he wrote ...
... expression , Loft them overply'd In liberty's defence . His left eye became utterly blind in 1651 , the year in which the book that he alludes to was published , and he loft the use of the other in 1654 , the year in which he wrote ...
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... expression of Milton , to- wards political and religious opponents ; yet furely these two devout men were both wrong , and both in fome degree unchristian in this principle . To what fingular iniquities of judgment such a principle may ...
... expression of Milton , to- wards political and religious opponents ; yet furely these two devout men were both wrong , and both in fome degree unchristian in this principle . To what fingular iniquities of judgment such a principle may ...
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