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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... Treaty from the Isle of Wight ..... The King's Execution .... Cromwell's Power ; .... his cha- racter .... Indifference of the Nation respecting Forms of Govern- ment .... The Restoration .... Ministry of Clarendon and Southamp- ton ...
... Treaty from the Isle of Wight ..... The King's Execution .... Cromwell's Power ; .... his cha- racter .... Indifference of the Nation respecting Forms of Govern- ment .... The Restoration .... Ministry of Clarendon and Southamp- ton ...
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... cannot fairly be doubted ; but did they sufficiently . attend to that great dictum of Tully , * in questions of * Iniquissimam pacem justissimo bello antefero . Treaty of the Isle of Wight , CHAP . I. INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER . 5.
... cannot fairly be doubted ; but did they sufficiently . attend to that great dictum of Tully , * in questions of * Iniquissimam pacem justissimo bello antefero . Treaty of the Isle of Wight , CHAP . I. INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER . 5.
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... treaty , than alleged as a pretence for breaking off the negotiation ? Sad indeed will be the condition of the world , if we are never to make peace with an adverse party whose sincerity we have reason to suspect . Even just grounds for ...
... treaty , than alleged as a pretence for breaking off the negotiation ? Sad indeed will be the condition of the world , if we are never to make peace with an adverse party whose sincerity we have reason to suspect . Even just grounds for ...
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... treaty ; but unfortunately , they had delayed so long , that when at last they adopted it , they found themselves without power to carry it into execution . The army having now ceased to be the servants , had become the mas- ters of the ...
... treaty ; but unfortunately , they had delayed so long , that when at last they adopted it , they found themselves without power to carry it into execution . The army having now ceased to be the servants , had become the mas- ters of the ...
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... treaty . But whether or not any secret change was really intended , or if it were , to what extent , and to what objects directed , are points which cannot now be ascertained , no public steps having ever been taken in this affair , and ...
... treaty . But whether or not any secret change was really intended , or if it were , to what extent , and to what objects directed , are points which cannot now be ascertained , no public steps having ever been taken in this affair , and ...
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