The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... human life from all base fubje & tion , if their discipline , drawing its fource from religion , proceeded to morals and political inftitutions ; as I had been trained from my youth to the particular knowledge of what belonged to divine ...
... human life from all base fubje & tion , if their discipline , drawing its fource from religion , proceeded to morals and political inftitutions ; as I had been trained from my youth to the particular knowledge of what belonged to divine ...
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... human intereft , is only to prove , that he who finds that defect wants the proper fen- fibility of man . A work ... human nature endures . The human heart , indeed , indeed , may be too much depraved , and the of the PARADISE LO S T. 279.
... human intereft , is only to prove , that he who finds that defect wants the proper fen- fibility of man . A work ... human nature endures . The human heart , indeed , indeed , may be too much depraved , and the of the PARADISE LO S T. 279.
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... human , not to mention that it appears more allowable to introduce in this work the devil under a human shape , than it is to introduce into it the eternal Father and an angel ; and if this is permitted , and seen every day exhi- bited ...
... human , not to mention that it appears more allowable to introduce in this work the devil under a human shape , than it is to introduce into it the eternal Father and an angel ; and if this is permitted , and seen every day exhi- bited ...
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