The History of England: From the Accession of James the Second, Volume 2Longman, Brown, Green Longmans, & Roberts, 1849 - Great Britain |
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From the Accession of James the Second Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay. CHAPTER VIII . Page Consecration of the Nuncio at St. James's Palace ; his public Reception 268 The Duke of Somerset 269 punished Dissolution of the ...
From the Accession of James the Second Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay. CHAPTER VIII . Page Consecration of the Nuncio at St. James's Palace ; his public Reception 268 The Duke of Somerset 269 punished Dissolution of the ...
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... the Gentry Discontent of the Army Irish Troops brought over ; Public Indignation Lillibullero · Politics of the United Provinces · 418 · 419 420 422 - 428 429 Page Errors of the French King His Quarrel with the viii CONTENTS .
... the Gentry Discontent of the Army Irish Troops brought over ; Public Indignation Lillibullero · Politics of the United Provinces · 418 · 419 420 422 - 428 429 Page Errors of the French King His Quarrel with the viii CONTENTS .
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... An- thony Horneck's account of Mr. Scla- ter's recantation of the errors of Popery on the 5th of May , 1689 ; Dodd's Church History , part viii . book ii . art . 3 . VI . 1686 . CHAP . England , and was G 3 JAMES THE SECOND . 85.
... An- thony Horneck's account of Mr. Scla- ter's recantation of the errors of Popery on the 5th of May , 1689 ; Dodd's Church History , part viii . book ii . art . 3 . VI . 1686 . CHAP . England , and was G 3 JAMES THE SECOND . 85.
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From the Accession of James the Second Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay. СНАР . VIII . 1687 . Nuncio at St. James's Palace . CHAPTER VIII . THE marked discourtesy of the Pope might well have irritated the meekest of princes . But ...
From the Accession of James the Second Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay. СНАР . VIII . 1687 . Nuncio at St. James's Palace . CHAPTER VIII . THE marked discourtesy of the Pope might well have irritated the meekest of princes . But ...
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From the Accession of James the Second Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay. set . VIII . 1687 . procession . Some persons on whose obedience the King ... VIII . 1687 . Dissolution liament . On JAMES THE SECOND . 269 The Duke of Somerset.
From the Accession of James the Second Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay. set . VIII . 1687 . procession . Some persons on whose obedience the King ... VIII . 1687 . Dissolution liament . On JAMES THE SECOND . 269 The Duke of Somerset.
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