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Lastly , I wrote , after the model of a regular speech , Areopagitica , on the liberty of printing , that the determination of true and false , of what ought to be published and what suppressed , might not be in the hands of the few who ...
Lastly , I wrote , after the model of a regular speech , Areopagitica , on the liberty of printing , that the determination of true and false , of what ought to be published and what suppressed , might not be in the hands of the few who ...
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... accepted of those very deliverers of the country , and by general consent , the part spontaneously assigned me : namely , to defend publicly ( if anyone ever did ) the cause of the people of England , and thus of liberty itself .
... accepted of those very deliverers of the country , and by general consent , the part spontaneously assigned me : namely , to defend publicly ( if anyone ever did ) the cause of the people of England , and thus of liberty itself .
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But this I wonder at , that the people of Toulouse should have become so unlike their ancestors ( for I find I have been also burned at Toulouse ) as now to burn the defence of liberty and religion in the very city in which under the ...
But this I wonder at , that the people of Toulouse should have become so unlike their ancestors ( for I find I have been also burned at Toulouse ) as now to burn the defence of liberty and religion in the very city in which under the ...
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| Titel | Milton on Himself: Milton's Utterances Upon Himself and His Works |
| Auteur | John Milton |
| Redacteur | John Siemon Diekhoff |
| Uitgever | Oxford University Press, 1939 |
| Lengte | 307 pagina's |
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