The works of lord Macaulay, complete, ed. by lady Trevelyan, Volume 1Longmans, Green and Company, 1866 |
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... thought that the right of Richard the Second to the crown of France 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 ...
... thought that the right of Richard the Second to the crown of France 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 ...
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... thought of repaying . But the fact that they thought it necessary to disguise their exactions under the names of benevolences and loans sufficiently proves that the authority of the great constitutional rule was universally recognised ...
... thought of repaying . But the fact that they thought it necessary to disguise their exactions under the names of benevolences and loans sufficiently proves that the authority of the great constitutional rule was universally recognised ...
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... thought necessary , or even lawful.§ Strype's Life of Grindal , Appendix to Book II . No. xvii . †Canon 55 , of 1603 . Joseph Hall , then dean of Worces- ter , and afterwards bishop of Norwich , was one of the commissioners . In his ...
... thought necessary , or even lawful.§ Strype's Life of Grindal , Appendix to Book II . No. xvii . †Canon 55 , of 1603 . Joseph Hall , then dean of Worces- ter , and afterwards bishop of Norwich , was one of the commissioners . In his ...
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... thought it neces- sary to express the utmost abhorrence of Strafford's character and administration . But under this apparent concord a great schism was latent ; and when , in October 1641 , the Parliament reas- sembled after a short ...
... thought it neces- sary to express the utmost abhorrence of Strafford's character and administration . But under this apparent concord a great schism was latent ; and when , in October 1641 , the Parliament reas- sembled after a short ...
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... thought secure . Every post brought to London exaggerated accounts of outrages which , without any ex- aggeration , were sufficient to move pity and horror . These evil tidings roused to the height the zeal of both the great parties ...
... thought secure . Every post brought to London exaggerated accounts of outrages which , without any ex- aggeration , were sufficient to move pity and horror . These evil tidings roused to the height the zeal of both the great parties ...
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