The History of England the Accession of James II, Nide 1Longman, 1882 |
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... nation or of his family , for the priest- hood . Her doctrines respecting the sacerdotal cha- racter , however erroneous they may be , have re- peatedly mitigated some of the worst evils which can afflict society . That superstition ...
... nation or of his family , for the priest- hood . Her doctrines respecting the sacerdotal cha- racter , however erroneous they may be , have re- peatedly mitigated some of the worst evils which can afflict society . That superstition ...
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... nation into two distinct parts . Our laws and customs have never been lost in general and irreparable ruin . With us the precedents of the middle ages are still valid precedents , and are still cited , on the gravest occasions , by the ...
... nation into two distinct parts . Our laws and customs have never been lost in general and irreparable ruin . With us the precedents of the middle ages are still valid precedents , and are still cited , on the gravest occasions , by the ...
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... nation . They were members of the same great coalition against Islam . They were in communion with the same superb and ambitious Church . Their polity naturally took the same form . They had in- stitutions derived partly from imperial ...
... nation . They were members of the same great coalition against Islam . They were in communion with the same superb and ambitious Church . Their polity naturally took the same form . They had in- stitutions derived partly from imperial ...
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... nation were protected . No English King has ever laid claim to the gene- ral legislative power . The most violent and impe- rious Plantagenet never fancied himself competent to enact , without the consent of his great council , that a ...
... nation were protected . No English King has ever laid claim to the gene- ral legislative power . The most violent and impe- rious Plantagenet never fancied himself competent to enact , without the consent of his great council , that a ...
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... nation would be instantly electrified by the news . In the middle ages the state of society was widely different . Rarely and with great difficulty did the wrongs of individuals come to the knowledge of the public . A man might be ...
... nation would be instantly electrified by the news . In the middle ages the state of society was widely different . Rarely and with great difficulty did the wrongs of individuals come to the knowledge of the public . A man might be ...
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