The works of lord Macaulay, complete, ed. by lady Trevelyan, Volume 1Longmans, Green and Company, 1866 |
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... Importance of England after the Accession of James I. Doctrine of Divine Right PAGE Accession and Character of Charles I .; Tactics of the Oppo- sition in the House of Commons Petition of Right Petition of Right violated ; Character and ...
... Importance of England after the Accession of James I. Doctrine of Divine Right PAGE Accession and Character of Charles I .; Tactics of the Oppo- sition in the House of Commons Petition of Right Petition of Right violated ; Character and ...
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... important dependencies of the crown , wrong was followed by just retribution ; how imprudence and obstinacy broke the ties which bound the North American colonies to the parent state ; how Ireland , cursed by the domination of race over ...
... important dependencies of the crown , wrong was followed by just retribution ; how imprudence and obstinacy broke the ties which bound the North American colonies to the parent state ; how Ireland , cursed by the domination of race over ...
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... importance which it had never before possessed . They found it a barbarous jargon ; they fixed it in writing ; and they employed it in legislation , in poetry , and in romance . They renounced that brutal intemperance to which all the ...
... importance which it had never before possessed . They found it a barbarous jargon ; they fixed it in writing ; and they employed it in legislation , in poetry , and in romance . They renounced that brutal intemperance to which all the ...
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... importance was attached to the cases of 1326 , of 1377 , and of 1422 : but the case which was justly con- sidered as ... important than the question whether the administration of that family had or had not been in accord- ance with the ...
... importance was attached to the cases of 1326 , of 1377 , and of 1422 : but the case which was justly con- sidered as ... important than the question whether the administration of that family had or had not been in accord- ance with the ...
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... importance of maintaining great general rules . We have been taught by long experience that we cannot without danger suffer any breach of the con- stitution to pass unnoticed . It is therefore now universally held that a government ...
... importance of maintaining great general rules . We have been taught by long experience that we cannot without danger suffer any breach of the con- stitution to pass unnoticed . It is therefore now universally held that a government ...
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