The History of England from the Accession of James II.Phillips Sampson, 1853 |
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... Capital , .. Police of London , ... The Lighting of London , White Friars , The Court ,. The Coffee - Houses , Difficulty of Travelling , Badness of the Roads , Stage Coaches , Highwaymen , 273 277 280 282 283 284 .... 286 290 291 295 ...
... Capital , .. Police of London , ... The Lighting of London , White Friars , The Court ,. The Coffee - Houses , Difficulty of Travelling , Badness of the Roads , Stage Coaches , Highwaymen , 273 277 280 282 283 284 .... 286 290 291 295 ...
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... capital . In the mean time , the effect of the constant progress of wealth has been to make insurrection far more terrible to thinking men than maladmin- istration . Immense sums have been expended on works which , if a rebellion broke ...
... capital . In the mean time , the effect of the constant progress of wealth has been to make insurrection far more terrible to thinking men than maladmin- istration . Immense sums have been expended on works which , if a rebellion broke ...
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... capital and of the nation ; but , within three weeks , it became manifest that Charles had no intention of observing the compact into which he had entered . The supply given by the representatives of the nation was collected . The ...
... capital and of the nation ; but , within three weeks , it became manifest that Charles had no intention of observing the compact into which he had entered . The supply given by the representatives of the nation was collected . The ...
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... capital were covered with multitudes of yeomen spurring hard to Westminster with the badges of the parliamentary cause in their hats . In the House of Commons the opposition became at once irresistible , and carried , by more than two ...
... capital were covered with multitudes of yeomen spurring hard to Westminster with the badges of the parliamentary cause in their hats . In the House of Commons the opposition became at once irresistible , and carried , by more than two ...
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... capital . The elective franchise was placed on such a footing , that every man of substance , whether pos- sessed of freehold estates in land or not , had a vote for the county in which he resided . A few Scotchmen and a few of the ...
... capital . The elective franchise was placed on such a footing , that every man of substance , whether pos- sessed of freehold estates in land or not , had a vote for the county in which he resided . A few Scotchmen and a few of the ...
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