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Page 130
... side in the squabble between Puritans . It was merely that hypocrisy was more flagrant on one side . For ' what need these examples to Presbyterians , I mean to those who now of late would seem so much to abhor deposing , when as they ...
... side in the squabble between Puritans . It was merely that hypocrisy was more flagrant on one side . For ' what need these examples to Presbyterians , I mean to those who now of late would seem so much to abhor deposing , when as they ...
Page 148
... side , to attack Cromwell with his large and potent red nose ( he was a big fellow ) as ' Copper Nose ' , ' Nose ... sides again , was pardoned and given a salary to start the Mer- curius Politicus and wage propaganda on behalf of the ...
... side , to attack Cromwell with his large and potent red nose ( he was a big fellow ) as ' Copper Nose ' , ' Nose ... sides again , was pardoned and given a salary to start the Mer- curius Politicus and wage propaganda on behalf of the ...
Page 275
... side , and he writ , flagrante bello , certain dangerous treat- ises .... At his Majesty's happy return J.M. did partake , even as you yourself did for all your huffing , of his regal clemency , and has ever since expiated himself in a ...
... side , and he writ , flagrante bello , certain dangerous treat- ises .... At his Majesty's happy return J.M. did partake , even as you yourself did for all your huffing , of his regal clemency , and has ever since expiated himself in a ...
Contents
Preface | 9 |
Paradise Lost | 215 |
Milton Christ and Samson | 243 |
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