The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Nide 105A. Constable, 1857 |
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... King was obliged to be lifted off his horse from the pain of his arm ; but he said , as he alighted , that his hurt would be ' of one advantage to him , as he should not wear armour ' next day . ' " Mr. Macaulay observes ( vol . iii . p ...
... King was obliged to be lifted off his horse from the pain of his arm ; but he said , as he alighted , that his hurt would be ' of one advantage to him , as he should not wear armour ' next day . ' " Mr. Macaulay observes ( vol . iii . p ...
Sivu 172
... King's too great leniency , and we shall be able to remove the troops . There is no doubt that the King was consulted at every stage in the proceeding . It appears from Dalrymple's collections that Lord Tarbat in the course of the year ...
... King's too great leniency , and we shall be able to remove the troops . There is no doubt that the King was consulted at every stage in the proceeding . It appears from Dalrymple's collections that Lord Tarbat in the course of the year ...
Sivu 175
... King too lenient , and had urged him in the direction of greater severity . The rest of Stair's letter is a direct imputation on Breadal- bane ( though put by him into the mouth of Glengarry ) of being in the interest of King James . He ...
... King too lenient , and had urged him in the direction of greater severity . The rest of Stair's letter is a direct imputation on Breadal- bane ( though put by him into the mouth of Glengarry ) of being in the interest of King James . He ...
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