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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... cause to which his public life had been devoted ; and in a re- view of its progress , he could not fail to recognize those prin- ciples which had regulated his own political conduct . But the choice of that period was recommended by yet ...
... cause to which his public life had been devoted ; and in a re- view of its progress , he could not fail to recognize those prin- ciples which had regulated his own political conduct . But the choice of that period was recommended by yet ...
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... causes , have foreseen the succession of effects so different . Another period , that affords ample scope for spe- 1588 to 1640 , culation of this kind , is that which is comprised be- tween the years fifteen hundred and eighty - eight ...
... causes , have foreseen the succession of effects so different . Another period , that affords ample scope for spe- 1588 to 1640 , culation of this kind , is that which is comprised be- tween the years fifteen hundred and eighty - eight ...
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... cause of liberty than those which might follow a defeat ? Did they consider that it is not peculiar to the followers of Pompey , and the civil wars of Rome , that the event to be looked for is , as the same Tully describes it , in case ...
... cause of liberty than those which might follow a defeat ? Did they consider that it is not peculiar to the followers of Pompey , and the civil wars of Rome , that the event to be looked for is , as the same Tully describes it , in case ...
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... cause why the Parliament so long delayed their determination of accepting the King's offer as a basis for treaty ; but unfortunately , they had delayed so long , that when at last they adopted it , they found themselves without power to ...
... cause why the Parliament so long delayed their determination of accepting the King's offer as a basis for treaty ; but unfortunately , they had delayed so long , that when at last they adopted it , they found themselves without power to ...
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... causes ; and thus even though it should be admitted , ( which is doubtful , ) that some advantage may have been gained to the cause of liberty , by the terror of the example ope- rating upon the minds of princes , such advantage is far ...
... causes ; and thus even though it should be admitted , ( which is doubtful , ) that some advantage may have been gained to the cause of liberty , by the terror of the example ope- rating upon the minds of princes , such advantage is far ...
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