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... not avariciously bent otherwise , touching the likeliest means to remove
hirelings out of the church ; than which nothing can more conduce to ... and I in
the mean while have borne my witness , not out of season to the church and my
country .
... not avariciously bent otherwise , touching the likeliest means to remove
hirelings out of the church ; than which nothing can more conduce to ... and I in
the mean while have borne my witness , not out of season to the church and my
country .
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What Protestant then , who himself maintains the same principles , and disavows
all implicit faith , would persecute , and not rather tolerat such men as these ,
unless he means to abjure the principles of his own religion ? If it be ask'd , how
far ...
What Protestant then , who himself maintains the same principles , and disavows
all implicit faith , would persecute , and not rather tolerat such men as these ,
unless he means to abjure the principles of his own religion ? If it be ask'd , how
far ...
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... and reforming their conduct , he thus concludes : “ Let us therefore , using this
last mean , last here spoken of , but first to ... least , through impenitency , we run
into that stupidly , which we now seek by all means warily to avoid , THE WORST
...
... and reforming their conduct , he thus concludes : “ Let us therefore , using this
last mean , last here spoken of , but first to ... least , through impenitency , we run
into that stupidly , which we now seek by all means warily to avoid , THE WORST
...
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Notwithstanding the closing sentence of this paragraph is an affected vindication
of Milton from the mean slanders of his ... Dr. Johnson is “ willingly ignorant of the
means by which Mil'lon promoted the cause of civil and religious liberty .
Notwithstanding the closing sentence of this paragraph is an affected vindication
of Milton from the mean slanders of his ... Dr. Johnson is “ willingly ignorant of the
means by which Mil'lon promoted the cause of civil and religious liberty .
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defines servility to be “ meanness , dependence , baseness ; " and flattery to be “
false praise , artful obsequiousness : " I appeal to every candid mind , whether his
malignant heart has enabled him to convict Milton of either of those mean vices ...
defines servility to be “ meanness , dependence , baseness ; " and flattery to be “
false praise , artful obsequiousness : " I appeal to every candid mind , whether his
malignant heart has enabled him to convict Milton of either of those mean vices ...
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| Título | John Milton: His Life and Times, Religious and Political Opinions: With an Appendix, Containing Animadversions Upon Dr. Johnson's Life of Milton, Etc., Etc |
| Autor | Joseph Ivimey |
| Editor | E. Wilson, 1833 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Británica |
| Digitalizado | 7 Sep. 2015 |
| Largo | 397 páginas |
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