The works of lord Macaulay, complete, ed. by lady Trevelyan, Volume 1Longmans, Green and Company, 1866 |
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... James II . to the Privy Council James proclaimed State of the Administration 344 345 346 · 347 New Arrangements 348 Sir George Jeffreys 350 The Revenue collected without an Act of Parliament 354 • A Parliament called ; Transactions ...
... James II . to the Privy Council James proclaimed State of the Administration 344 345 346 · 347 New Arrangements 348 Sir George Jeffreys 350 The Revenue collected without an Act of Parliament 354 • A Parliament called ; Transactions ...
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... James to use his Ecclesiastical Supremacy against the Church 590 His Difficulties . 591 He creates a new Court of High Commission Proceedings against the Bishop of London 593 596 Their Negotiations with the King Discontent excited by ...
... James to use his Ecclesiastical Supremacy against the Church 590 His Difficulties . 591 He creates a new Court of High Commission Proceedings against the Bishop of London 593 596 Their Negotiations with the King Discontent excited by ...
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... James the First England de- importance of England scended from the rank which she had hitherto held , and began to be regarded as a power hardly of the second order . of James I. During many years the great British monarchy , under four ...
... James the First England de- importance of England scended from the rank which she had hitherto held , and began to be regarded as a power hardly of the second order . of James I. During many years the great British monarchy , under four ...
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... James was widely different from that of Eliza- beth . Far inferior to her in abilities and in popularity , regarded by the English as an alien , and excluded from the throne by the testament of Henry the Eighth , the King of Scots was ...
... James was widely different from that of Eliza- beth . Far inferior to her in abilities and in popularity , regarded by the English as an alien , and excluded from the throne by the testament of Henry the Eighth , the King of Scots was ...
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... James went in state to the very worship which Elizabeth and James persecuted at home , and carefully ab- stained from decorating their private chapels after the Angli- can fashion , lest scandal should be given to weaker brethren . An ...
... James went in state to the very worship which Elizabeth and James persecuted at home , and carefully ab- stained from decorating their private chapels after the Angli- can fashion , lest scandal should be given to weaker brethren . An ...
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