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... , " which gave England a stable government , needed rest , and rational freedom , during the remainder of the great Protector's life . With this new government Milton at once fell in , because " he confidently hoped , " OF JOHN MILTON .
... , " which gave England a stable government , needed rest , and rational freedom , during the remainder of the great Protector's life . With this new government Milton at once fell in , because " he confidently hoped , " OF JOHN MILTON .
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William Carlos Martyn. many , and driving the rest from their habita- tions . Wherefore Cromwell sent to the French court , demanding of them to oblige that duke , ( of Alva , ) whom he knew to be in their power , to put a stop to his ...
William Carlos Martyn. many , and driving the rest from their habita- tions . Wherefore Cromwell sent to the French court , demanding of them to oblige that duke , ( of Alva , ) whom he knew to be in their power , to put a stop to his ...
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... rest by Scrip- ture . " The treatise on the " Removal of Hirelings out of the Church , " and urging that to each congregation be left the support of its own pastor , instead of maintaining the expensive and aristocratic ecclesiastical ...
... rest by Scrip- ture . " The treatise on the " Removal of Hirelings out of the Church , " and urging that to each congregation be left the support of its own pastor , instead of maintaining the expensive and aristocratic ecclesiastical ...
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