A History of the Early Part of the Reign of James the Second: With an Introductory ChapterAbraham Small, 1808 - 201 pagina's |
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... Lord Lauderdale com- plied ; and by his own diligence , and the assistance of Mr. Laing , was enabled to transmit to Mr. Fox much useful information . In a very short time afterwards that Gentle- man published his History of Scotland ...
... Lord Lauderdale com- plied ; and by his own diligence , and the assistance of Mr. Laing , was enabled to transmit to Mr. Fox much useful information . In a very short time afterwards that Gentle- man published his History of Scotland ...
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... Lord Gower , the British Embassador , left Paris , " in the beginning of the French Revolution , he wrote to Principal Gordon , and offered to take charge of those " valuable papers , ( King James's Manuscripts , & c . ) and " deposit ...
... Lord Gower , the British Embassador , left Paris , " in the beginning of the French Revolution , he wrote to Principal Gordon , and offered to take charge of those " valuable papers , ( King James's Manuscripts , & c . ) and " deposit ...
Pagina xxi
... Lord St. John , Mr. Adair , and Mr. Trotter , who assisted him in examining and transcribing the original papers . The correspondence of Barillon did not disappoint his expectations . He thought the additional information con- tained in ...
... Lord St. John , Mr. Adair , and Mr. Trotter , who assisted him in examining and transcribing the original papers . The correspondence of Barillon did not disappoint his expectations . He thought the additional information con- tained in ...
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... Lord Strafford , or rather the Lord Straf- manner in which it was carried on , is less justifiable . ford's attain- He was doubtless a great delinquent , and well deserved the severest punishment ; but nothing short of a clearly proved ...
... Lord Strafford , or rather the Lord Straf- manner in which it was carried on , is less justifiable . ford's attain- He was doubtless a great delinquent , and well deserved the severest punishment ; but nothing short of a clearly proved ...
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... Lord Stafford to be guilty , seem to put this beyond a doubt . Dryden , writing soon after the time , says , in his Absalom and Achi- tophel , that the plot was that " Bad in itself , but represented worse , " " Some truth there was ...
... Lord Stafford to be guilty , seem to put this beyond a doubt . Dryden , writing soon after the time , says , in his Absalom and Achi- tophel , that the plot was that " Bad in itself , but represented worse , " " Some truth there was ...
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