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Page 141
... cause by our success , but our success by our cause . Yet certainly in a good cause success is a good confirmation . We are sure it argues not against us , but as much or more for us than ill success argues for them . ' That was all ...
... cause by our success , but our success by our cause . Yet certainly in a good cause success is a good confirmation . We are sure it argues not against us , but as much or more for us than ill success argues for them . ' That was all ...
Page 165
... cause was ' too good to have been fought for ' . ) Hobbes , like Cowley , allows a considerable element to chance ... causes THE PURITAN COLLAPSE 165.
... cause was ' too good to have been fought for ' . ) Hobbes , like Cowley , allows a considerable element to chance ... causes THE PURITAN COLLAPSE 165.
Page 182
... Cause , and to show the fruits of their repentance in the righteousness of their restoring the old famous Parliament , which they had without just authority dissolved ' . Now the Army had kicked it out again : ' it amazes me that they ...
... Cause , and to show the fruits of their repentance in the righteousness of their restoring the old famous Parliament , which they had without just authority dissolved ' . Now the Army had kicked it out again : ' it amazes me that they ...
Contents
Preface | 9 |
Paradise Lost | 215 |
Milton Christ and Samson | 243 |
Copyright | |
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