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... simply because it either elucidates Milton's thought to an extent where some academic borrowing or influence may be suspected or the relation is so obvious that it can not be overlooked . The end product will hopefully be Milton in as ...
... simply because it either elucidates Milton's thought to an extent where some academic borrowing or influence may be suspected or the relation is so obvious that it can not be overlooked . The end product will hopefully be Milton in as ...
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... simply stated : " Give me the liberty to know , to utter and to argue freely according to conscience , above all liberties . " 30 To attain the good , man as a free agent should be free of all extraneous elements which would impede his ...
... simply stated : " Give me the liberty to know , to utter and to argue freely according to conscience , above all liberties . " 30 To attain the good , man as a free agent should be free of all extraneous elements which would impede his ...
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... simply other means of expressing the same . On a higher level of abstraction this type of relation remains the same . If the essence is considered as a virtuous man , his definition as educated , and his name as gentleman , it becomes ...
... simply other means of expressing the same . On a higher level of abstraction this type of relation remains the same . If the essence is considered as a virtuous man , his definition as educated , and his name as gentleman , it becomes ...
Contents
Logic and Human Affairs | 5 |
Liberty and the Conscience | 21 |
History and Society | 39 |
Copyright | |
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