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Page 122
... respect imitated the inquisitorial inspections of the Vatican . In the reign of Philip and Mary an attempt was made to consolidate the printing trade , and the incorporation of the " Stationers ' Company of London " was finally effected ...
... respect imitated the inquisitorial inspections of the Vatican . In the reign of Philip and Mary an attempt was made to consolidate the printing trade , and the incorporation of the " Stationers ' Company of London " was finally effected ...
Page 263
... respect . And hav- ing inquired divers things of me in respect to my former progression in learning , he dismiss- ed me to provide myself such accommodations as might be most suitable to my future studies . I went therefore and took ...
... respect . And hav- ing inquired divers things of me in respect to my former progression in learning , he dismiss- ed me to provide myself such accommodations as might be most suitable to my future studies . I went therefore and took ...
Page 273
... respect and even veneration accorded to Milton after the Restoration , proves the high estimation in which his genius , integ- rity , and unostentatious piety were universally held . Toland , after mentioning that numbers of the ...
... respect and even veneration accorded to Milton after the Restoration , proves the high estimation in which his genius , integ- rity , and unostentatious piety were universally held . Toland , after mentioning that numbers of the ...
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