Areopagitica and Other Prose WorksDent, 1950 - 306 páginas |
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... Reformation , dedicated to a friend . In the first of these he shows , by orderly steps from Henry the Eighth's reign , what were all along the real impediments in this kingdom to a perfect reformation , which in general he reduces to ...
... Reformation , dedicated to a friend . In the first of these he shows , by orderly steps from Henry the Eighth's reign , what were all along the real impediments in this kingdom to a perfect reformation , which in general he reduces to ...
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... reformation , what can be said more against these importunate clients of antiquity than she herself their patroness hath said ? Whether , think ye , would she approve still to dote upon immeasurable , innumerable , and therefore ...
... reformation , what can be said more against these importunate clients of antiquity than she herself their patroness hath said ? Whether , think ye , would she approve still to dote upon immeasurable , innumerable , and therefore ...
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... reformation ; whenas they foresee that then fornication shall be austerely censured , adultery punished , and marriage , the appointed refuge of nature , though it hap to be never so incongruous and dis- pleasing , must yet of force be ...
... reformation ; whenas they foresee that then fornication shall be austerely censured , adultery punished , and marriage , the appointed refuge of nature , though it hap to be never so incongruous and dis- pleasing , must yet of force be ...
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