The works of lord Macaulay, complete, ed. by lady Trevelyan, Volume 1Longmans, Green and Company, 1866 |
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... passed The Cabal dissolved Peace with the United Provinces ; Administration of Danby Embarrassing Situation of the Country Party Dealings of that Party with the French Embassy Peace of Nimeguen ; Violent Discontents in England . Fall of ...
... passed The Cabal dissolved Peace with the United Provinces ; Administration of Danby Embarrassing Situation of the Country Party Dealings of that Party with the French Embassy Peace of Nimeguen ; Violent Discontents in England . Fall of ...
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... passed away . The islanders re- turned , with awe deeply impressed on their half opened minds , and told the wondering inhabitants of the hovels of London and York that , near the grave of Saint Peter , a mighty race , now extinct , had ...
... passed away . The islanders re- turned , with awe deeply impressed on their half opened minds , and told the wondering inhabitants of the hovels of London and York that , near the grave of Saint Peter , a mighty race , now extinct , had ...
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... passed , as of course , to that house . The zeal and vigour which they displayed present a remarkable contrast to the torpor of the French , who were far more deeply interested in the event of the struggle . The most splendid victories ...
... passed , as of course , to that house . The zeal and vigour which they displayed present a remarkable contrast to the torpor of the French , who were far more deeply interested in the event of the struggle . The most splendid victories ...
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... passed away without a fierce conflict between our Kings and effects . their Parliaments . But other causes of perhaps greater potency contributed to produce the same effect . While the government of the Tudors was in its highest vigour ...
... passed away without a fierce conflict between our Kings and effects . their Parliaments . But other causes of perhaps greater potency contributed to produce the same effect . While the government of the Tudors was in its highest vigour ...
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... passed to a far worse class of teachers . The sixteenth century was com- paratively a time of light . Yet even in the sixteenth century a considerable number of those who quitted the old religion followed the first confident and ...
... passed to a far worse class of teachers . The sixteenth century was com- paratively a time of light . Yet even in the sixteenth century a considerable number of those who quitted the old religion followed the first confident and ...
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