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... liberty and progress compel the homage of all generous and appreciative souls . God grant that these pages , devoted to the delinea- tion of the life of one of the grandest teachers and benefactors ever lent the human race , may ...
... liberty and progress compel the homage of all generous and appreciative souls . God grant that these pages , devoted to the delinea- tion of the life of one of the grandest teachers and benefactors ever lent the human race , may ...
Page 239
... liberty of conscience can we then expect of others , far worse principled from the cradle , trained up and governed by popish and Spanish counsels , and on such depending hith- erto for subsistence ? " Milton's treatise concludes with ...
... liberty of conscience can we then expect of others , far worse principled from the cradle , trained up and governed by popish and Spanish counsels , and on such depending hith- erto for subsistence ? " Milton's treatise concludes with ...
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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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