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Page 129
... liberty , but flagitious licentiousness . " I deny not , " says the great champion of regulated liberty , " but that it is of great con- ยท cernment to the church and commonwealth to have a vigilant eye how books bemean them- selves as ...
... liberty , but flagitious licentiousness . " I deny not , " says the great champion of regulated liberty , " but that it is of great con- ยท cernment to the church and commonwealth to have a vigilant eye how books bemean them- selves as ...
Page 168
... liberty and the Commonwealth . " * Of course it is not possible , within the lim- its of this volume , to give the full personal expressions of John Milton . All that is in- tended is , to quote such passages as are required to give a ...
... liberty and the Commonwealth . " * Of course it is not possible , within the lim- its of this volume , to give the full personal expressions of John Milton . All that is in- tended is , to quote such passages as are required to give a ...
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... liberty , Milton felt called of God to write in defence of justice and toleration . He conceived that there were three kinds of liberty essential to the happiness of social life - religious , domestic , and political . To promote the ...
... liberty , Milton felt called of God to write in defence of justice and toleration . He conceived that there were three kinds of liberty essential to the happiness of social life - religious , domestic , and political . To promote the ...
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