The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, 3. köideJ. Johnson, 1806 |
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... conscience , honour , and reason , or that he found none fo fit as English to be the fubjects of his arbitrary power . Ireland was as Ephraim , the ftrength of his head ; Scotland as Judah , was his lawgiver ; but over England , as ...
... conscience , honour , and reason , or that he found none fo fit as English to be the fubjects of his arbitrary power . Ireland was as Ephraim , the ftrength of his head ; Scotland as Judah , was his lawgiver ; but over England , as ...
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... to answer God only and the church ? God bids us " be fubject for conscience fake ; " that is , as to a magiftrate , and in the 7 laws ; 1 laws ; not ufurping over fpiritual things , as Lucifer 34 An Anfwer to Eikon Bafilike .
... to answer God only and the church ? God bids us " be fubject for conscience fake ; " that is , as to a magiftrate , and in the 7 laws ; 1 laws ; not ufurping over fpiritual things , as Lucifer 34 An Anfwer to Eikon Bafilike .
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... conscience be uttered ? XIX . Upon the various events of the War . - IT is no new or unwonted thing , for bad men to claim as much part in God as his best fervants ; to ufurp and imitate their words , and appropriate to themselves those ...
... conscience be uttered ? XIX . Upon the various events of the War . - IT is no new or unwonted thing , for bad men to claim as much part in God as his best fervants ; to ufurp and imitate their words , and appropriate to themselves those ...
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