Franco-Gallia: Or, An Account of the Ancient Free State of France, and Most Other Parts of Europe, Before the Loss of Their Liberties |
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... called to it . I hope to dye with the Comfort of Believing , that Old England will continue to be a free Coun- try , and know its self to be fuch ; that my Friends , Relations , and Children , with their Posterity , will inherit their ...
... called to it . I hope to dye with the Comfort of Believing , that Old England will continue to be a free Coun- try , and know its self to be fuch ; that my Friends , Relations , and Children , with their Posterity , will inherit their ...
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... called Mayors of the Palace . CHAP . XIII . 85 Whether Pipin was created King by the Pope , or by the Authority of the Fran- cogallican Council . 115 譬 CHAP . XIV . 90 Of the Conftable and Peers of France . AHO B 97 CHAP . of CHAP . XV ...
... called Mayors of the Palace . CHAP . XIII . 85 Whether Pipin was created King by the Pope , or by the Authority of the Fran- cogallican Council . 115 譬 CHAP . XIV . 90 Of the Conftable and Peers of France . AHO B 97 CHAP . of CHAP . XV ...
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... called the Caufe as the Beginning of our Mifchiefs . And Polybius , that grave judici- ous Hiftorian , teaches us in the first place to diftinguish the Beginning from the Caufe of any Accident . Now I affirm the Caufe to have been that ...
... called the Caufe as the Beginning of our Mifchiefs . And Polybius , that grave judici- ous Hiftorian , teaches us in the first place to diftinguish the Beginning from the Caufe of any Accident . Now I affirm the Caufe to have been that ...
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... called Free ; the reft had Kings : But every one of them agreed in this Inftitute , that at a certain time of the Year a publick Council of the whole Nation fhould be held ; in which Coun- cil , whatever feem'd to relate to the whole ...
... called Free ; the reft had Kings : But every one of them agreed in this Inftitute , that at a certain time of the Year a publick Council of the whole Nation fhould be held ; in which Coun- cil , whatever feem'd to relate to the whole ...
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... called them their Friends and Confederates and many of these Kings pur- chafed at a great Expence this Verbal Honour from the Chief Men of Rome . Now the Gauls called fuch , Reges , or rather Reguli , which were chofen , not for a ...
... called them their Friends and Confederates and many of these Kings pur- chafed at a great Expence this Verbal Honour from the Chief Men of Rome . Now the Gauls called fuch , Reges , or rather Reguli , which were chofen , not for a ...
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