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Page 139
... rebellion against God's anointed minister is tantamount to rebellion against God Himself . Shakespeare seems to champion this doctrine in his plays , although it would have been practically impossible for him to have done otherwise in ...
... rebellion against God's anointed minister is tantamount to rebellion against God Himself . Shakespeare seems to champion this doctrine in his plays , although it would have been practically impossible for him to have done otherwise in ...
Page 142
... Rebellion . " That is , rebellion is worse than the worst government of the worst prince . Salisbury , expressing the outrage of the " distempered lords , " not only determines to cease obeying his king , but he also dedicates himself ...
... Rebellion . " That is , rebellion is worse than the worst government of the worst prince . Salisbury , expressing the outrage of the " distempered lords , " not only determines to cease obeying his king , but he also dedicates himself ...
Page 143
... rebellion . In such a case , rebellion proved to be worse than any alleged evil on the king's part . The rebels have committed an unnatural sin against God's laws in taking up arms against their anointed king and in betray- ing England ...
... rebellion . In such a case , rebellion proved to be worse than any alleged evil on the king's part . The rebels have committed an unnatural sin against God's laws in taking up arms against their anointed king and in betray- ing England ...
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