The History of England from the Accession of James II.Phillips Sampson, 1853 |
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... King ,. He is carried to London , .. His Interview with the King , His Execution , His Memory cherished by the Common People , 431 433 433 434 436 439 457 460 462 465 466 469 470 471 472 474 475 477 483 484 486 487 488 489 492 495 ...
... King ,. He is carried to London , .. His Interview with the King , His Execution , His Memory cherished by the Common People , 431 433 433 434 436 439 457 460 462 465 466 469 470 471 472 474 475 477 483 484 486 487 488 489 492 495 ...
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... King of France at the same time been as incapable as all the other successors of Hugh Capet had been , the House of Plantagenet must have risen to unrivalled ascendency in Europe . But , just at this conjuncture , France , for the first ...
... King of France at the same time been as incapable as all the other successors of Hugh Capet had been , the House of Plantagenet must have risen to unrivalled ascendency in Europe . But , just at this conjuncture , France , for the first ...
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... king has ever laid claim to the general legisla- tive power . The most violent and imperious Plantagenet never fancied himself competent to enact , without the consent of his great council , that a jury should consist of ten persons ...
... king has ever laid claim to the general legisla- tive power . The most violent and imperious Plantagenet never fancied himself competent to enact , without the consent of his great council , that a jury should consist of ten persons ...
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... king wise who presumed far on the forbearance of the English people . They might sometimes allow him to overstep the ... king in a few excesses ; for they had in reserve a check which soon brought the • fiercest and proudest king to ...
... king wise who presumed far on the forbearance of the English people . They might sometimes allow him to overstep the ... king in a few excesses ; for they had in reserve a check which soon brought the • fiercest and proudest king to ...
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... king was her head . The limits of the authority which he possessed , as such , were not traced , and indeed have never yet been traced , with precision . The laws which declared him supreme in ecclesiastical matters were drawn rudely ...
... king was her head . The limits of the authority which he possessed , as such , were not traced , and indeed have never yet been traced , with precision . The laws which declared him supreme in ecclesiastical matters were drawn rudely ...
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