Areopagitica: And Other Prose WorksJ.M. Dent, 1955 - 306 páginas |
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... force men to be free . This pamphlet was a con- cession to expediency : Milton's basic principles made the government the servant of the people , not their despot . Until he wrote The Ready and Easy Way , Milton had con- sistently ...
... force men to be free . This pamphlet was a con- cession to expediency : Milton's basic principles made the government the servant of the people , not their despot . Until he wrote The Ready and Easy Way , Milton had con- sistently ...
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... forces , like good confederates , to support one falling Babel . But I shall chiefly endeavour to declare those causes ... force content themselves with what they had already done . Hereupon followed ambitious contentions among the peers ...
... forces , like good confederates , to support one falling Babel . But I shall chiefly endeavour to declare those causes ... force content themselves with what they had already done . Hereupon followed ambitious contentions among the peers ...
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... force to engage a blameless creature to his own perpetual sorrow , mistaken for his expected solace , without suffering charity to step in and do a confessed good work of parting those whom nothing holds together but this God's joining ...
... force to engage a blameless creature to his own perpetual sorrow , mistaken for his expected solace , without suffering charity to step in and do a confessed good work of parting those whom nothing holds together but this God's joining ...
Contenido
AREOPAGITICA | 1 |
LETTER TO HARTLIB | 9 |
THE DOCTRINE AND DISCIPLINE OF DIVORCE | 187 |
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adultery ancient answer apostles Areopagitica authority better bishops called canon law cause charity Christ Christian church Cicero civil command common commonwealth confuter conscience corrupt council covenant discipline dispense divine divorce doctrine E. M. W. Tillyard England episcopacy esteem evil faith fathers fear free commonwealth give God's gospel grace hath heart hinder holy honour hope Jews John Milton judge judgment justice king kingdom knowledge labour law of Moses learning less lest liberty licensing Lord magistrate marriage matter ment Milton mind ministers monarchy Moses nation nature needs never opinion ordinance parliament PARLIAMENT OF ENGLAND peace person pharisees Plato pope praise prayer prelates punishment reason reformation religion Remonstrant Rome saith Saviour scripture Smectymnuus soul speak spirit suffer teach things thou thought tion true truth tyranny virtue whenas wherein whereof whole wisdom wise words worthy write