The History of England: From the Accession of James the Second, Volume 2Longman, Brown, Green Longmans, & Roberts, 1849 - Great Britain |
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... Crown by Right of Conquest He calls together the Lords and the Members of the Parliaments of Charles the Second Flight of James from Rochester - 568 570 571 574 · 10 577 - 578 - 579 - 580 582 584 587 Debates and Resolutions of the Lords ...
... Crown by Right of Conquest He calls together the Lords and the Members of the Parliaments of Charles the Second Flight of James from Rochester - 568 570 571 574 · 10 577 - 578 - 579 - 580 582 584 587 Debates and Resolutions of the Lords ...
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... 649 The Declaration of Right 651 Arrival of Mary 652 Tender and Acceptance of the Crown 654 William and Mary proclaimed ; peculiar Character of the English Revolution 655 HISTORY OF ENGLAND . CHAPTER VI . courage . VI CONTENTS . xi.
... 649 The Declaration of Right 651 Arrival of Mary 652 Tender and Acceptance of the Crown 654 William and Mary proclaimed ; peculiar Character of the English Revolution 655 HISTORY OF ENGLAND . CHAPTER VI . courage . VI CONTENTS . xi.
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... crown . But for their strenuous opposition to the Exclusion Bill he would have been a banished man . He had re- peatedly and emphatically acknowledged his obliga- tion to them , and had vowed to maintain them in all their legal rights ...
... crown . But for their strenuous opposition to the Exclusion Bill he would have been a banished man . He had re- peatedly and emphatically acknowledged his obliga- tion to them , and had vowed to maintain them in all their legal rights ...
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... crown not less glorious than that of Saint Lewis . These arguments prevailed . The final blow was struck . The edict of Nantes was revoked ; and a crowd of decrees against the sectaries appeared in rapid succession . Boys and girls were ...
... crown not less glorious than that of Saint Lewis . These arguments prevailed . The final blow was struck . The edict of Nantes was revoked ; and a crowd of decrees against the sectaries appeared in rapid succession . Boys and girls were ...
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... crown ; but it was also re- solved that a bill should be brought in for making the militia more efficient . This last resolution was tanta- mount to a declaration against the standing army . The King was greatly displeased ; and it was ...
... crown ; but it was also re- solved that a bill should be brought in for making the militia more efficient . This last resolution was tanta- mount to a declaration against the standing army . The King was greatly displeased ; and it was ...
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