The History of England from the Accession of James II.Phillips Sampson, 1853 |
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... scarcely ever induced to travel , by liberal curiosity , or by the pursuit of gain , it was better that the rude inhabitant of the North should visit Italy and the East as a pilgrim , than that he should never see any thing but those ...
... scarcely ever induced to travel , by liberal curiosity , or by the pursuit of gain , it was better that the rude inhabitant of the North should visit Italy and the East as a pilgrim , than that he should never see any thing but those ...
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... scarcely ever existed between communi- ties separated by physical barriers . For even the mutual animosity of countries at war with each other is languid when compared with the animosity of nations which , morally sep- arated , are yet ...
... scarcely ever existed between communi- ties separated by physical barriers . For even the mutual animosity of countries at war with each other is languid when compared with the animosity of nations which , morally sep- arated , are yet ...
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... scarcely any thing in common between the England to which John had been chased by Philip Augustus , and the England from which the armies of Edward the Third went forth to conquer France . A period of more than a hundred years followed ...
... scarcely any thing in common between the England to which John had been chased by Philip Augustus , and the England from which the armies of Edward the Third went forth to conquer France . A period of more than a hundred years followed ...
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... scarcely any man more than a slight tincture . The national wealth consisted chiefly in flocks and herds , in the harvest of the year , and in the simple buildings inhabited by the people . All the furni- ture , the stock of shops , the ...
... scarcely any man more than a slight tincture . The national wealth consisted chiefly in flocks and herds , in the harvest of the year , and in the simple buildings inhabited by the people . All the furni- ture , the stock of shops , the ...
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... scarcely less proud and power- ful than those which sate at Westminster , sank into utter insignificance . If they met , they met merely as our con vocation now meets , to go through some venerable form . + In England events took a ...
... scarcely less proud and power- ful than those which sate at Westminster , sank into utter insignificance . If they met , they met merely as our con vocation now meets , to go through some venerable form . + In England events took a ...
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