Areopagitica, and Of Education, 1644Scolar Press, 1968 - 48 páginas |
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... Neither is it in Gods efteeme the diminution of his glory , when honourable things are 1poken of good men and worthy Magißrates ; which if I now first should begin to A 2 doc , doe , after fo fair a progreffe of your laudable ( 1 )
... Neither is it in Gods efteeme the diminution of his glory , when honourable things are 1poken of good men and worthy Magißrates ; which if I now first should begin to A 2 doc , doe , after fo fair a progreffe of your laudable ( 1 )
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... begin to bud again , the crufe of truth must run no more oyle , liberty of Printing must be enthrall'd again under a Prelaticall commiffion of twenty , the privilege of the people nulli- fy'd , and which is wors , the freedom of ...
... begin to bud again , the crufe of truth must run no more oyle , liberty of Printing must be enthrall'd again under a Prelaticall commiffion of twenty , the privilege of the people nulli- fy'd , and which is wors , the freedom of ...
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... begin the ftudy of Economies . And either now , or before this , they may have easily learnt at any odde hour the Italian tongue . And foon after , but with warineffe , and good antidote , it would be wholfome anough to let them taft ...
... begin the ftudy of Economies . And either now , or before this , they may have easily learnt at any odde hour the Italian tongue . And foon after , but with warineffe , and good antidote , it would be wholfome anough to let them taft ...
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