Areopagitica: And Other Prose WorksJ.M. Dent, 1955 - 306 páginas |
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... punishment as shall be thought fit . " 3. The Stationers ' Company and the officers of the two Houses are authorised ... punishments , " such persons not to be released till they have given satisfaction and also " sufficient caution not ...
... punishment as shall be thought fit . " 3. The Stationers ' Company and the officers of the two Houses are authorised ... punishments , " such persons not to be released till they have given satisfaction and also " sufficient caution not ...
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... punishment ; accessories punished , the chief author , above pardon , though , after utmost resistance , vanquished ; not to give , but to receive , laws ; yet besought , treated with , and to be thanked for his gracious concessions ...
... punishment ; accessories punished , the chief author , above pardon , though , after utmost resistance , vanquished ; not to give , but to receive , laws ; yet besought , treated with , and to be thanked for his gracious concessions ...
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... punishment all those that shall be found guilty of such crimes and delinquencies , whereof the king , by his own letters , and other undeniable testimonies not brought to light till after- ward , was found and convicted to be chief ...
... punishment all those that shall be found guilty of such crimes and delinquencies , whereof the king , by his own letters , and other undeniable testimonies not brought to light till after- ward , was found and convicted to be chief ...
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AREOPAGITICA | 1 |
LETTER TO HARTLIB | 9 |
THE DOCTRINE AND DISCIPLINE OF DIVORCE | 187 |
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