The History of England: From the Accession of James the Second, Volume 2Longman, Brown, Green Longmans, & Roberts, 1849 - Great Britain |
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... Friendship for Bentinck and Strength of his Emotions Mary , Princess of Orange Gilbert Burnet He brings about a good Understanding between the Prince and Princess · · Relations between William and English Parties 160 161 · 163 · 164 ...
... Friendship for Bentinck and Strength of his Emotions Mary , Princess of Orange Gilbert Burnet He brings about a good Understanding between the Prince and Princess · · Relations between William and English Parties 160 161 · 163 · 164 ...
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... friends to absent himself during part of the discussion . But his anxiety had become insupportable . He came down to the Speaker's chamber , heard part of the debate , withdrew , and , after hesitating for an hour or two between con ...
... friends to absent himself during part of the discussion . But his anxiety had become insupportable . He came down to the Speaker's chamber , heard part of the debate , withdrew , and , after hesitating for an hour or two between con ...
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... friends , he had not , on that account , failed to perform zealously the most arduous and perilous duties of friendship . He had stood near Russell at the bar , had parted from him on the sad morning of the execution with close em ...
... friends , he had not , on that account , failed to perform zealously the most arduous and perilous duties of friendship . He had stood near Russell at the bar , had parted from him on the sad morning of the execution with close em ...
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... friends of the Church , he was no longer summoned on Council days . " If , " said the King , " he is too sick or too busy to go to the Com- mission , it is a kindness to relieve him from attendance at Council . " * The government found ...
... friends of the Church , he was no longer summoned on Council days . " If , " said the King , " he is too sick or too busy to go to the Com- mission , it is a kindness to relieve him from attendance at Council . " * The government found ...
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... friends repre- sented to him the risk which he ran by sitting in an illegal tribunal . He was not ashamed to answer that he could not live out of the royal smile , and exultingly expressed his hope that his name would appear in history ...
... friends repre- sented to him the risk which he ran by sitting in an illegal tribunal . He was not ashamed to answer that he could not live out of the royal smile , and exultingly expressed his hope that his name would appear in history ...
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