The History of England the Accession of James II, Nide 1Longman, 1882 |
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... politicians differed widely as to the course which ought , in such circumstances , to be pursued , the Houses of Parliament would not pro- ceed to discuss any plan of regency till all the pre- cedents which were to be found in our ...
... politicians differed widely as to the course which ought , in such circumstances , to be pursued , the Houses of Parliament would not pro- ceed to discuss any plan of regency till all the pre- cedents which were to be found in our ...
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... political necessity . But it would be a great error to infer from such irregularities that the English monarchs were , either in theory or in practice , absolute . We live in a highly civilised society , through which intelligence is so ...
... political necessity . But it would be a great error to infer from such irregularities that the English monarchs were , either in theory or in practice , absolute . We live in a highly civilised society , through which intelligence is so ...
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... political distempers , a remedy which was always at hand , and which , though doubtless sharp at the mo- ment , produced no deep or lasting ill effects . If a popular chief raised his standard in a popular cause , an irregular army ...
... political distempers , a remedy which was always at hand , and which , though doubtless sharp at the mo- ment , produced no deep or lasting ill effects . If a popular chief raised his standard in a popular cause , an irregular army ...
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... political effects . Government of the Tudors . The government of Henry the Seventh , of his son , and of his grandchildren was , on the whole , more arbitrary than that of the Planta- genets . Personal character may in some degree ex ...
... political effects . Government of the Tudors . The government of Henry the Seventh , of his son , and of his grandchildren was , on the whole , more arbitrary than that of the Planta- genets . Personal character may in some degree ex ...
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... standing army . At the commencement of the seventeenth century political science had made con- siderable progress . The fate of the Spanish Cortes and 44 CH . I. HISTORY OF ENGLAND , The English Monarchy a singular Exception.
... standing army . At the commencement of the seventeenth century political science had made con- siderable progress . The fate of the Spanish Cortes and 44 CH . I. HISTORY OF ENGLAND , The English Monarchy a singular Exception.
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