The History of England: From the Accession of James II, Nide 5J.B. Lippincott, 1873 |
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... considered fully indorsed . To this original sketch , Mr. Allibone has , within the last few days , prepared , expressly for our edition of the fifth volume of the History of England , a comprehen- sive SUPPLEMENT , containing a ...
... considered fully indorsed . To this original sketch , Mr. Allibone has , within the last few days , prepared , expressly for our edition of the fifth volume of the History of England , a comprehen- sive SUPPLEMENT , containing a ...
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... considered high quarters . The admiration and gratitude felt and expressed by a vast con- course of readers do not , in his case , seem to converge into the memorable and discriminating eulogy of the gifted few ; there is evident a ...
... considered high quarters . The admiration and gratitude felt and expressed by a vast con- course of readers do not , in his case , seem to converge into the memorable and discriminating eulogy of the gifted few ; there is evident a ...
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... considered him as a hostage sufficient to insure the good faith of his father ; for the earl was ap- proaching that time of life at which even the the most ambi- tious and rapacious men generally toil rather for their children than for ...
... considered him as a hostage sufficient to insure the good faith of his father ; for the earl was ap- proaching that time of life at which even the the most ambi- tious and rapacious men generally toil rather for their children than for ...
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... considered merely with reference to the internal polity of England , might be , to a certain extent , objectionable , might be absolutely essential to her rank among European pow- ers , and even to her independence . All that a ...
... considered merely with reference to the internal polity of England , might be , to a certain extent , objectionable , might be absolutely essential to her rank among European pow- ers , and even to her independence . All that a ...
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... considered in a commit- tee of the whole House , and Harley came forward as the chief of the opposition . He did not , like some hot - headed men among both the Whigs and the Tories , contend that there ought to be no regular soldiers ...
... considered in a commit- tee of the whole House , and Harley came forward as the chief of the opposition . He did not , like some hot - headed men among both the Whigs and the Tories , contend that there ought to be no regular soldiers ...
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