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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... nature of his undertaking , and the materials which he had collected , render indispensable , a short statement of his intentions , and of the manner in which he prosecuted his researches . It will be yet more necessary to explain the ...
... nature of his undertaking , and the materials which he had collected , render indispensable , a short statement of his intentions , and of the manner in which he prosecuted his researches . It will be yet more necessary to explain the ...
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... nature of their Constitution ; and the hope of impressing on man- kind those lessons applicable to all times , which are to be drawn from that memorable occurrence . The manner in which the most popular historians , and other writers of ...
... nature of their Constitution ; and the hope of impressing on man- kind those lessons applicable to all times , which are to be drawn from that memorable occurrence . The manner in which the most popular historians , and other writers of ...
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... nature , and the fate of the Scotch College Manuscripts , and to procure a valuable collection of papers from the Depot of Foreign Affairs at Paris . TO THE EARL OF LAUDERDALE . ‡ " DEAR LAUDERDALE , " I am seriously thinking of ...
... nature , and the fate of the Scotch College Manuscripts , and to procure a valuable collection of papers from the Depot of Foreign Affairs at Paris . TO THE EARL OF LAUDERDALE . ‡ " DEAR LAUDERDALE , " I am seriously thinking of ...
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... nature , and from whom I may get it . To enable you to do this better , it is necessary to inform you , that " the death of Charles the Second is the period from which " I commence my history ; though in my Introduction , I " take a ...
... nature , and from whom I may get it . To enable you to do this better , it is necessary to inform you , that " the death of Charles the Second is the period from which " I commence my history ; though in my Introduction , I " take a ...
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... nature , I subjoin his first letter , and an extract from the second . " SIR , TO MALCOLM LAING , ESQ . " I ought long since to have acknowledged the receipt " of your History of Scotland , and to have returned you 26 my thanks for your ...
... nature , I subjoin his first letter , and an extract from the second . " SIR , TO MALCOLM LAING , ESQ . " I ought long since to have acknowledged the receipt " of your History of Scotland , and to have returned you 26 my thanks for your ...
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