The works of lord Macaulay, complete, ed. by lady Trevelyan, Volume 1Longmans, Green and Company, 1866 |
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... seen that even what we justly account our chief blessings were not without alloy . It will be seen that the system which effec- tually secured our liberties against the encroachments of kingly power gave birth to a new class of abuses ...
... seen that even what we justly account our chief blessings were not without alloy . It will be seen that the system which effec- tually secured our liberties against the encroachments of kingly power gave birth to a new class of abuses ...
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... seen all the richest and most highly civilised parts of the Continent . He had lived in the opulent towns of Flanders , the Manchesters and Liverpools of the fifteenth century . He had visited Flo- rence , recently adorned by the ...
... seen all the richest and most highly civilised parts of the Continent . He had lived in the opulent towns of Flanders , the Manchesters and Liverpools of the fifteenth century . He had visited Flo- rence , recently adorned by the ...
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... seen . These men returned to their country , convinced that the reform which had been effected under King Edward had been far less searching and extensive than the interests of pure religion required . But it was in vain that they ...
... seen . These men returned to their country , convinced that the reform which had been effected under King Edward had been far less searching and extensive than the interests of pure religion required . But it was in vain that they ...
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... seen how low an estimate Cranmer had formed of the office of a Bishop . In the reign of Elizabeth , Jewel , Cooper , Whitgift , and other eminent doctors defended prelacy , as innocent , as useful , as what the state might lawfully ...
... seen how low an estimate Cranmer had formed of the office of a Bishop . In the reign of Elizabeth , Jewel , Cooper , Whitgift , and other eminent doctors defended prelacy , as innocent , as useful , as what the state might lawfully ...
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... seen a field of battle . Nevertheless , the difference was great . The par- liamentary ranks were filled with hirelings whom want and idleness had induced to enlist . Hampden's regiment was re- garded as one of the best ; and even ...
... seen a field of battle . Nevertheless , the difference was great . The par- liamentary ranks were filled with hirelings whom want and idleness had induced to enlist . Hampden's regiment was re- garded as one of the best ; and even ...
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