Areopagitica, and Of Education, 1644Scolar Press, 1968 - 48 páginas |
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... wherein to fhew both that love of truth which ye eminent- ly profeffe , and that uprightneffe of your judgement which is not wont to be partiall to your felves ; by judging over again that Order which ye have ordain'd to regulate ...
... wherein to fhew both that love of truth which ye eminent- ly profeffe , and that uprightneffe of your judgement which is not wont to be partiall to your felves ; by judging over again that Order which ye have ordain'd to regulate ...
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... wherein Bishops themselves were forbid to read the Books of Gentiles , but Herefes they might read while others long before them on the contrary fcrupl'd more the Books of Hereticks , then of Gentiles . And that the primitive Councels ...
... wherein Bishops themselves were forbid to read the Books of Gentiles , but Herefes they might read while others long before them on the contrary fcrupl'd more the Books of Hereticks , then of Gentiles . And that the primitive Councels ...
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... wherein English men were wont to excell , as need may often be in fight to tugge , to grapple , and to clofe , And this perhaps will be anough , wherein to prove and heat their fingle ftrength . The in- term of unfweating themselves ...
... wherein English men were wont to excell , as need may often be in fight to tugge , to grapple , and to clofe , And this perhaps will be anough , wherein to prove and heat their fingle ftrength . The in- term of unfweating themselves ...
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