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... spirit of liberty grew with the growing wealth and intelligence of the people . The feeble struggles and insults of James irritated instead of suppressing it ; and the events which immediately followed the accession of his son portended ...
... spirit of liberty grew with the growing wealth and intelligence of the people . The feeble struggles and insults of James irritated instead of suppressing it ; and the events which immediately followed the accession of his son portended ...
Pagina 229
... spirit of the nation , that spirit which had maintained the great conflict against the gigantic power of Philip , revived in all its strength . Counsels , such as are inspired by a generous despair , and are almost always followed by a ...
... spirit of the nation , that spirit which had maintained the great conflict against the gigantic power of Philip , revived in all its strength . Counsels , such as are inspired by a generous despair , and are almost always followed by a ...
Pagina 362
... spirit . The name of patriot had become a by - word of derision . Horace Walpole scarcely exaggerated when he said that , in those times , the most popular declaration which a candidate could make on the hustings was that he had never ...
... spirit . The name of patriot had become a by - word of derision . Horace Walpole scarcely exaggerated when he said that , in those times , the most popular declaration which a candidate could make on the hustings was that he had never ...
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BURLEIGH AND HIS TIMES | 77 |
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Critical and Historical Essays, Volume 1 Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay Fragmentweergave - 1961 |
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