The History of England: From the Accession of James the Second, Volume 2Longman, Brown, Green Longmans, & Roberts, 1849 - Great Britain |
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... side with the Court ; Care The Majority of the Puritans are against the Court ; Baxter ; Howe · 218 · 220 221 222 223 Bunyan 224 Kiffin 227 The Prince and Princess of Orange hostile to the Declaration of Indulgence 231 Their Views ...
... side with the Court ; Care The Majority of the Puritans are against the Court ; Baxter ; Howe · 218 · 220 221 222 223 Bunyan 224 Kiffin 227 The Prince and Princess of Orange hostile to the Declaration of Indulgence 231 Their Views ...
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... side of religious liberty , and loudly re- probated the cruelty of turning a savage and licentious soldiery loose on an unoffending people . † One cry of grief and rage rose from the whole of Protestant Europe . The tidings of the ...
... side of religious liberty , and loudly re- probated the cruelty of turning a savage and licentious soldiery loose on an unoffending people . † One cry of grief and rage rose from the whole of Protestant Europe . The tidings of the ...
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... side . The feeling of the House could not be mistaken . Sir John Ernley , Chancellor of the Exchequer , insisted that the delay should not exceed forty - eight hours ; but he was over- ruled ; and it was resolved that the discussion ...
... side . The feeling of the House could not be mistaken . Sir John Ernley , Chancellor of the Exchequer , insisted that the delay should not exceed forty - eight hours ; but he was over- ruled ; and it was resolved that the discussion ...
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... side . The instruc- tions which he received from Versailles on this occasion well deserve to be studied ; for they furnish a key to the policy systematically pursued by his master towards England during the twenty years which preceded ...
... side . The instruc- tions which he received from Versailles on this occasion well deserve to be studied ; for they furnish a key to the policy systematically pursued by his master towards England during the twenty years which preceded ...
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... side with great keenness and loud applause . Sir Richard Temple , one of the few Whigs who had a seat in that Parliament , dexterously accommodating his speech to the temper of his audience , reminded the House that a standing army had ...
... side with great keenness and loud applause . Sir Richard Temple , one of the few Whigs who had a seat in that Parliament , dexterously accommodating his speech to the temper of his audience , reminded the House that a standing army had ...
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