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... Second General Election of 1679 195 · Popularity of Monmouth 196 Lawrence Hyde 199 Sidney Godolphin 200 Violence of Factions on the Subject of the Exclusion Bill 201 Names of Whig and Tory 202 Meeting of Parliament ; The Exclusion Bill ...
... Second General Election of 1679 195 · Popularity of Monmouth 196 Lawrence Hyde 199 Sidney Godolphin 200 Violence of Factions on the Subject of the Exclusion Bill 201 Names of Whig and Tory 202 Meeting of Parliament ; The Exclusion Bill ...
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... second and more glorious civilisation was to spring . Even the spiritual supremacy arrogated by the Pope was , in the dark ages , productive of far more good than evil . Its effect was to unite the nations of Western Europe in one great ...
... second and more glorious civilisation was to spring . Even the spiritual supremacy arrogated by the Pope was , in the dark ages , productive of far more good than evil . Its effect was to unite the nations of Western Europe in one great ...
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... Second , or of Richard the First , would have made England a province of France . The effect of the successes of Edward the Third and Henry the Fifth was to make France , for a time , a province of England . The dis- dain with which ...
... Second , or of Richard the First , would have made England a province of France . The effect of the successes of Edward the Third and Henry the Fifth was to make France , for a time , a province of England . The dis- dain with which ...
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... second reformation had its origin in England , and spread to Bohemia . The Council of Con- stance , by removing some ecclesiastical disorders which had given scandal to Christendom , and the princes of Europe , by unsparingly using fire ...
... second reformation had its origin in England , and spread to Bohemia . The Council of Con- stance , by removing some ecclesiastical disorders which had given scandal to Christendom , and the princes of Europe , by unsparingly using fire ...
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... second to none that then existed . All such expectations were strangely disappointed . On tion of the the day of the accession of James the First England de- importance of England scended from the rank which she had hitherto held , and ...
... second to none that then existed . All such expectations were strangely disappointed . On tion of the the day of the accession of James the First England de- importance of England scended from the rank which she had hitherto held , and ...
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