John Milton: His Life and Times, Religious and Political Opinions: With an Appendix, Containing Animadversions Upon Dr. Johnson's Life of Milton, Etc., Etc |
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have reason to hope a success of this negotiation so much the more prosperous ,
if your Majesty would vouchsafe to employ your authority and assistance once
again with so much the more urgent importunity ; and as you have undertaken for
...
have reason to hope a success of this negotiation so much the more prosperous ,
if your Majesty would vouchsafe to employ your authority and assistance once
again with so much the more urgent importunity ; and as you have undertaken for
...
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Most SERENE AND Potent King , OUR DEAREST FRIEND , “ Since it has
pleased the most merciful and omnipotent God , at whose disposal only the
revolutions of all kingdoms and republicks т T are , to restore us to our pristin
authority , LIFE ...
Most SERENE AND Potent King , OUR DEAREST FRIEND , “ Since it has
pleased the most merciful and omnipotent God , at whose disposal only the
revolutions of all kingdoms and republicks т T are , to restore us to our pristin
authority , LIFE ...
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I am sure the Twentieth Article , entitled , “ Of the authority of the Church , " more
than seemed to do so ! “ The Church hath power to decree rights or ceremonies ,
and authority in controversies of faith . ” + I am quite certain the Eighth Article ...
I am sure the Twentieth Article , entitled , “ Of the authority of the Church , " more
than seemed to do so ! “ The Church hath power to decree rights or ceremonies ,
and authority in controversies of faith . ” + I am quite certain the Eighth Article ...
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ment , willingly and purposely doth openly break the traditions and ceremonies of
the church , which be not repugnant to the word of God , and be ordained and
approved by common authority , ought to be rebuked openly , ( that others may ...
ment , willingly and purposely doth openly break the traditions and ceremonies of
the church , which be not repugnant to the word of God , and be ordained and
approved by common authority , ought to be rebuked openly , ( that others may ...
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Dr. J. says : “ Cromwell had now dismissed the Parliament by the authority of
which he had destroyed monarchy , and commenced monarch himself , under
the title of Protector , but with kingly , and more than kingly power . That his
authority ...
Dr. J. says : “ Cromwell had now dismissed the Parliament by the authority of
which he had destroyed monarchy , and commenced monarch himself , under
the title of Protector , but with kingly , and more than kingly power . That his
authority ...
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