The History of England: From the Accession of James the Second, Volume 2Longman, Brown, Green Longmans, & Roberts, 1849 - Great Britain |
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... expressed great , and not unreasonable , anxiety as to the ulterior designs of the prince who had lately been his pensioner and vassal . There were strong rumours that William of Orange was busied in organizing a great confederacy ...
... expressed great , and not unreasonable , anxiety as to the ulterior designs of the prince who had lately been his pensioner and vassal . There were strong rumours that William of Orange was busied in organizing a great confederacy ...
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... expressed great pleasure at the news . The ministers of the United Provinces and of the House of Austria , on the other hand , extolled the wisdom and virtue of the discarded statesman in a manner which gave great offence at * Council ...
... expressed great pleasure at the news . The ministers of the United Provinces and of the House of Austria , on the other hand , extolled the wisdom and virtue of the discarded statesman in a manner which gave great offence at * Council ...
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... expressed deep concern . At Lords ' Journals , Nov. 9. 1685. S. M. stessa abbia composto il dis- " Vengo assicurato , " says Adda , " che corso . " - Despatch of Nov. 8. 1685 . length Middleton rose and moved the House to go in- 18 ...
... expressed deep concern . At Lords ' Journals , Nov. 9. 1685. S. M. stessa abbia composto il dis- " Vengo assicurato , " says Adda , " che corso . " - Despatch of Nov. 8. 1685 . length Middleton rose and moved the House to go in- 18 ...
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... expression indicating disrespect to the Sovereign or sympathy for rebels was suffered to escape . The west- ern insurrection was always mentioned with abhorrence . Nothing was said of the barbarities of Kirke and Jeffreys . It was ...
... expression indicating disrespect to the Sovereign or sympathy for rebels was suffered to escape . The west- ern insurrection was always mentioned with abhorrence . Nothing was said of the barbarities of Kirke and Jeffreys . It was ...
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... expressed by the first of the Tory country gentlemen of England , Edward Seymour . He admitted that the militia was not in a satisfactory state , but maintained that it might be re- modelled . The remodelling might require money ; but ...
... expressed by the first of the Tory country gentlemen of England , Edward Seymour . He admitted that the militia was not in a satisfactory state , but maintained that it might be re- modelled . The remodelling might require money ; but ...
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