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2 against me , nefariously undertaken to plead the cause of despotism , I who
was neither deemed unequal to so renowned an adversary , nor to so great a
subject , was particularly felected by the deliverers of our country , and by the
general ...
2 against me , nefariously undertaken to plead the cause of despotism , I who
was neither deemed unequal to so renowned an adversary , nor to so great a
subject , was particularly felected by the deliverers of our country , and by the
general ...
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... great as were the numbers engaged in the contest , the grandeur of conçeption
, and loftiness of spirit which were universally difplayed , merited for each
individual more than a mediocrity of famne ; and Britain , which was formerly
styled the ...
... great as were the numbers engaged in the contest , the grandeur of conçeption
, and loftiness of spirit which were universally difplayed , merited for each
individual more than a mediocrity of famne ; and Britain , which was formerly
styled the ...
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I am far from wishing to make any vain or arrogant comparisons , or to speak
oftentatiously of myself , but , in a cause so great and glo . rious , and particularly
on an occasion when I am called by the general fuffrage to defend the very ...
I am far from wishing to make any vain or arrogant comparisons , or to speak
oftentatiously of myself , but , in a cause so great and glo . rious , and particularly
on an occasion when I am called by the general fuffrage to defend the very ...
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belonged is a matter of uncertainty , ) to her court , where he was received with
great distinction , my defence suddenly surprized him in the midst of his security .
It was generally read , and by the queen among the rest , who , attentive to the ...
belonged is a matter of uncertainty , ) to her court , where he was received with
great distinction , my defence suddenly surprized him in the midst of his security .
It was generally read , and by the queen among the rest , who , attentive to the ...
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... king , it follows that every bad one is , according to his capacity , a tyrant ; nor
does the name of tyrant signify any thing soaring or illustrious , but the meanest
reptile on the earth ; for in proportion as he is great , he is contemptible and
abject .
... king , it follows that every bad one is , according to his capacity , a tyrant ; nor
does the name of tyrant signify any thing soaring or illustrious , but the meanest
reptile on the earth ; for in proportion as he is great , he is contemptible and
abject .
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| Título | The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volumen6 The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Charles Symmons |
| Autor | John Milton |
| Editor | J. Johnson, 1806 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 22 Ene. 2009 |
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