The History of England from the Accession of James II.Phillips Sampson, 1853 |
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... House of Commons consisted , with few exceptions , of persons friend- ly to the royal family . The Presbyterians ... Stuart . They hated Presbyterianism much , and prelacy more . They saw with bitter indignation that the close of their ...
... House of Commons consisted , with few exceptions , of persons friend- ly to the royal family . The Presbyterians ... Stuart . They hated Presbyterianism much , and prelacy more . They saw with bitter indignation that the close of their ...
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... Houses triumphed , it is true ; but not till after such a struggle as made it necessary for them to call into existence a power which they could not control , and which soon began to domineer over all ... House of Stuart unjustly censured,
... Houses triumphed , it is true ; but not till after such a struggle as made it necessary for them to call into existence a power which they could not control , and which soon began to domineer over all ... House of Stuart unjustly censured,
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... House of Stuart . She had been restored with that house . She was connected with it by common interests , friendships , and enmities . It seemed impossible that a day should ever come when the ties which bound her to the children of her ...
... House of Stuart . She had been restored with that house . She was connected with it by common interests , friendships , and enmities . It seemed impossible that a day should ever come when the ties which bound her to the children of her ...
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... House of Stuart . Meantime the government had , even in England , ceased to be popular . The royalists had begun to quarrel with the court and with each other ; and the party which had been vanquished , trampled down , and , as it ...
... House of Stuart . Meantime the government had , even in England , ceased to be popular . The royalists had begun to quarrel with the court and with each other ; and the party which had been vanquished , trampled down , and , as it ...
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... House of Stuart , and which was worthy of the prudence and magnanimity of Oliver . We have now reached a point at which the history of the great English revolution begins to be complicated with the history of foreign politics . The ...
... House of Stuart , and which was worthy of the prudence and magnanimity of Oliver . We have now reached a point at which the history of the great English revolution begins to be complicated with the history of foreign politics . The ...
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