Areopagitica: And Other Prose WorksJ.M. Dent, 1955 - 306 páginas |
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... prove that all ecclesiastical elections belonged to the people ; but that if those ages had favoured episcopacy , we should not be much concerned , since the best times were spreadingly infected . the best men of those times foully ...
... prove that all ecclesiastical elections belonged to the people ; but that if those ages had favoured episcopacy , we should not be much concerned , since the best times were spreadingly infected . the best men of those times foully ...
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... proved . First , that many ill effects , but no good end of such a sufferance can be shown ; next , that a thing ... prove easily out of Rom . v . 20 : " The law entered , that the offence might abound " ; that is , that sin might be ...
... proved . First , that many ill effects , but no good end of such a sufferance can be shown ; next , that a thing ... prove easily out of Rom . v . 20 : " The law entered , that the offence might abound " ; that is , that sin might be ...
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... proved women to be stronger than the king , for that he himself had seen a concubine take his crown from off his head to set it upon her own ; and others beside him have likewise seen the like feat done , and not in jest . Yet he proved ...
... proved women to be stronger than the king , for that he himself had seen a concubine take his crown from off his head to set it upon her own ; and others beside him have likewise seen the like feat done , and not in jest . Yet he proved ...
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AREOPAGITICA | 1 |
LETTER TO HARTLIB | 9 |
THE DOCTRINE AND DISCIPLINE OF DIVORCE | 187 |
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