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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I cannot believe your History after this , even had I done so before reading your
note to Dr. GAUDEN . Toland has this ill - natured , but not probably unjust
remark , “ Had not GAUDEN been disappointed of Winchester , he had never
pleaded ...
I cannot believe your History after this , even had I done so before reading your
note to Dr. GAUDEN . Toland has this ill - natured , but not probably unjust
remark , “ Had not GAUDEN been disappointed of Winchester , he had never
pleaded ...
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all relief , we believe your Majesty has long since heard , and doubt not but that
your Majesty is touched with a real commiseration of their sufferings , as
becomes so puissant a defender and prince of the Reformed Faith . For indeed ,
the ...
all relief , we believe your Majesty has long since heard , and doubt not but that
your Majesty is touched with a real commiseration of their sufferings , as
becomes so puissant a defender and prince of the Reformed Faith . For indeed ,
the ...
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... that is to believe though as the church believes , against or without express
authority from Scripture . ” His exposure of the system of Popery is in his own best
manner : he says— “ One of their own famous writers found just cause to stile the
...
... that is to believe though as the church believes , against or without express
authority from Scripture . ” His exposure of the system of Popery is in his own best
manner : he says— “ One of their own famous writers found just cause to stile the
...
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I am neither Stoick to believe that all things are limited by such a strong chain of
fate , as that there is nothing left to man but mechanically to act ; nor yet can I
resign myself to an absolute belief of that saying of Plato , that . To pray or fear is
...
I am neither Stoick to believe that all things are limited by such a strong chain of
fate , as that there is nothing left to man but mechanically to act ; nor yet can I
resign myself to an absolute belief of that saying of Plato , that . To pray or fear is
...
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I am no member of their councills , and by a late infirmity , lesse able to attend
them ; * yet , if I can believe any thing , or understand men , when they make the
clearest professions , they intend all noble things , both as to the glory of our
good ...
I am no member of their councills , and by a late infirmity , lesse able to attend
them ; * yet , if I can believe any thing , or understand men , when they make the
clearest professions , they intend all noble things , both as to the glory of our
good ...
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