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Pagina 93
... opinion that the Catholics were one - half of the nation in the middle of the reign of Elizabeth . Rushton says that , when Elizabeth came to the throne , the Catholics were two - thirds of the nation , and the Protestants only one ...
... opinion that the Catholics were one - half of the nation in the middle of the reign of Elizabeth . Rushton says that , when Elizabeth came to the throne , the Catholics were two - thirds of the nation , and the Protestants only one ...
Pagina 283
... opinion , denounces this delicious food a poison , blames his own folly in tasting it , and cautions his friends against it . After a long and violent struggle he recovers , and finds himself much exhausted by his sufferings , but free ...
... opinion , denounces this delicious food a poison , blames his own folly in tasting it , and cautions his friends against it . After a long and violent struggle he recovers , and finds himself much exhausted by his sufferings , but free ...
Pagina 326
... opinion , the power and violence of the party which was altogether hostile to the new settlement , must be taken into the account . When these things are fairly weighed , there will , we think , be little difference of opinion among ...
... opinion , the power and violence of the party which was altogether hostile to the new settlement , must be taken into the account . When these things are fairly weighed , there will , we think , be little difference of opinion among ...
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BURLEIGH AND HIS TIMES | 77 |
JOHN HAMPDEN | 102 |
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Critical and Historical Essays, Volume 1 Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay Fragmentweergave - 1961 |
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