History of England from the Accession of James II, Nide 2Harper, 1853 |
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... thought of arbitrating between contending nations , must again implore French assistance , must again submit to French dictation , must sink into a potentate of the third or fourth class , and must indemnify himself for the contempt ...
... thought of arbitrating between contending nations , must again implore French assistance , must again submit to French dictation , must sink into a potentate of the third or fourth class , and must indemnify himself for the contempt ...
Sivu 5
... thought himself free from all the ordinary rules of morality , nay , that he thought it meritorious to violate those rules , if , by so doing , he could avert injury or scandal from the church of which he was a member . Nor was this ...
... thought himself free from all the ordinary rules of morality , nay , that he thought it meritorious to violate those rules , if , by so doing , he could avert injury or scandal from the church of which he was a member . Nor was this ...
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... thought that the flocks , thus separated from the evil shep- herds , would soon return to the true fold . But in spite of all the vigilance of the military police there was a vast emigration , It was calculated that , in a few months ...
... thought that the flocks , thus separated from the evil shep- herds , would soon return to the true fold . But in spite of all the vigilance of the military police there was a vast emigration , It was calculated that , in a few months ...
Sivu 21
... Sir Henry Goodricke for the minority . I should have thought Lord Ancram likely to go with the court , and Sir Henry Goodricke likely to go with the opposition . only so much as might suffice to keep the regular HISTORY OF ENGLAND . 21.
... Sir Henry Goodricke for the minority . I should have thought Lord Ancram likely to go with the court , and Sir Henry Goodricke likely to go with the opposition . only so much as might suffice to keep the regular HISTORY OF ENGLAND . 21.
Sivu 31
... thought amply sufficient on the western circuit , or at the city sessions , but could not , for a moment , impose on such men as Rochester , Godolphin , and Churchill ; nor were they , with all their faults , depraved enough to condemn ...
... thought amply sufficient on the western circuit , or at the city sessions , but could not , for a moment , impose on such men as Rochester , Godolphin , and Churchill ; nor were they , with all their faults , depraved enough to condemn ...
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Adda Anglican answer appeared army Barillon bishops Bonrepaux Burnet chancellor Charles chief Church of England Church of Rome Citters civil clergy command commission common conscience court crown Declaration of Indulgence declared defend dispensing power Dissenters divine Earl ecclesiastical enemies English Exclusion Bill favor feeling France Halifax hand honor hope House House of Stuart Indulgence Ireland Irish James the Second Jeffreys Jesuits judges July June king King's Bench letter Lewis liberty London Gazette lord lieutenant Luttrell's Diary majesty ment mind minister nation never Oxford palace Papists parliament party passed peers person Popery Popish prelates Prince of Orange Protestant Puritan refused religion religious Roman Catholic royal Rye House Plot scarcely seemed soon sovereign spirit strong suffered Sunderland temper thing thought thousand pounds tion took Tory troops Tyrconnel Westminster Whigs Whitehall whole William zealous