The works of lord Macaulay, complete, ed. by lady Trevelyan, Volume 1Longmans, Green and Company, 1866 |
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... crown of France as a mere appendage to the crown of England ; and when , in violation of the ordinary law of succession , they transferred the crown of England to the House of Lancaster , they seem to have thought that the right of ...
... crown of France as a mere appendage to the crown of England ; and when , in violation of the ordinary law of succession , they transferred the crown of England to the House of Lancaster , they seem to have thought that the right of ...
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... crown in right of Henry the Fourth . The party of the White Rose survived the marriage of Richmond and Elizabeth . Left without chiefs who had any decent show of right , the adherents of Lancaster rallied round a line of bastards , and ...
... crown in right of Henry the Fourth . The party of the White Rose survived the marriage of Richmond and Elizabeth . Left without chiefs who had any decent show of right , the adherents of Lancaster rallied round a line of bastards , and ...
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... Crown . The Tories quoted , from ancient writings , expressions almost as servile as were heard from the pulpit of Mainwaring . The Whigs discovered expressions as bold and severe as any that resounded from the judgment seat of Bradshaw ...
... Crown . The Tories quoted , from ancient writings , expressions almost as servile as were heard from the pulpit of Mainwaring . The Whigs discovered expressions as bold and severe as any that resounded from the judgment seat of Bradshaw ...
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... crown to the parliament . Our princes were about to have at their command means of coercion such as no Plantagenet or Tudor had ever possessed . They must inevitably have become despots , unless they had been , at the same time , placed ...
... crown to the parliament . Our princes were about to have at their command means of coercion such as no Plantagenet or Tudor had ever possessed . They must inevitably have become despots , unless they had been , at the same time , placed ...
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... crown . When Henry died , therefore , the Primate and his suffragans took out fresh commissions , empowering them to ordain and to govern the Church till the new sovereign should think fit to order otherwise . When it was objected that ...
... crown . When Henry died , therefore , the Primate and his suffragans took out fresh commissions , empowering them to ordain and to govern the Church till the new sovereign should think fit to order otherwise . When it was objected that ...
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