Prose Works 1641-1650: The divorce tracts, Areopagitica, and Of education, 1644-45Scolar P., 1968 |
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... duty which is his , with a clear and hearty countnance ; and thus continues to grieve whom he would not , and is no leffe griev'd , that man ought even for loves fake and peace to move Divorce upon good and liberall condi tions to the ...
... duty which is his , with a clear and hearty countnance ; and thus continues to grieve whom he would not , and is no leffe griev'd , that man ought even for loves fake and peace to move Divorce upon good and liberall condi tions to the ...
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... duty , and in the first place , to reaffume your felf the juft ordering of matrimony , and by firin laws to establish and d . fend the religion of this first and divine focictie among men , as all wife law - givers of old , and ...
... duty , and in the first place , to reaffume your felf the juft ordering of matrimony , and by firin laws to establish and d . fend the religion of this first and divine focictie among men , as all wife law - givers of old , and ...
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... duty ; and that a man may send away a proud Vasthi , and marry an Esther in her ftead . It feemes , if this example shall not be imper- tinent , that Luther meant not onely the refufall of benevolence , but a ftub- born denial of any ...
... duty ; and that a man may send away a proud Vasthi , and marry an Esther in her ftead . It feemes , if this example shall not be imper- tinent , that Luther meant not onely the refufall of benevolence , but a ftub- born denial of any ...
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Prose Works 1641-1650: The divorcetracts, Areopagita and Of education 1644-45 John Milton Visualização de excertos - 1968 |
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