The History of England from the Accessiòn of James II, 2, Nide 3Phillips Sampson, 1853 |
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... never used except as a term of reproach . The parliament was devoted to the king ; and it was in his power to keep that parliament to the end of his reign . The Church was louder than ever in professions of attachment to him , and had ...
... never used except as a term of reproach . The parliament was devoted to the king ; and it was in his power to keep that parliament to the end of his reign . The Church was louder than ever in professions of attachment to him , and had ...
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... never , during three generations of civil discord , wavered in fidelity to his house , abhorred even by that army on which , in the last extremity , he must rely . Barillon , Dec. , 1685. He had studied the subject much . C'est un ...
... never , during three generations of civil discord , wavered in fidelity to his house , abhorred even by that army on which , in the last extremity , he must rely . Barillon , Dec. , 1685. He had studied the subject much . C'est un ...
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... never heard the name of Christ , and who were guided only by the light of nature , were more trustworthy members of civil society than men who had been formed in the schools of the Popish casuists . * Locke , in the celebrated treatise ...
... never heard the name of Christ , and who were guided only by the light of nature , were more trustworthy members of civil society than men who had been formed in the schools of the Popish casuists . * Locke , in the celebrated treatise ...
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... never before had a scruple had on a sudden become strangely scrupulous . Churchill gently whispered that the king was going too far . Kirke , just returned from his western butchery , swore to stand by the Protestant religion . Even if ...
... never before had a scruple had on a sudden become strangely scrupulous . Churchill gently whispered that the king was going too far . Kirke , just returned from his western butchery , swore to stand by the Protestant religion . Even if ...
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... never been concerned in the illegal and imprudent schemes which had brought discredit on the Whig party . But , though regretting part of the conduct of his friends , he had not , on that account , failed to perform zealously the most ...
... never been concerned in the illegal and imprudent schemes which had brought discredit on the Whig party . But , though regretting part of the conduct of his friends , he had not , on that account , failed to perform zealously the most ...
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