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... friends , after the peace of Ryswick , to speak seriously to the French ambas- sador about the schemes of assassination which the Jacobites of Saint Germain's were constantly contriving . The cold magnanimity with which these intima ...
... friends , after the peace of Ryswick , to speak seriously to the French ambas- sador about the schemes of assassination which the Jacobites of Saint Germain's were constantly contriving . The cold magnanimity with which these intima ...
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... friends adjured him to take more care of a life invaluable to his country ; and his most illustrious antagonist , the great Condé , remarked , after the bloody day of Seneff , that the Prince of Orange had in all things borne himself ...
... friends adjured him to take more care of a life invaluable to his country ; and his most illustrious antagonist , the great Condé , remarked , after the bloody day of Seneff , that the Prince of Orange had in all things borne himself ...
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... friends , on whose fidelity and secrecy he could absolutely depend , he was a different man from the reserved and ... friend- his household named Bentinck , sprung from a noble Batavian ship for race , and destined to be the founder of ...
... friends , on whose fidelity and secrecy he could absolutely depend , he was a different man from the reserved and ... friend- his household named Bentinck , sprung from a noble Batavian ship for race , and destined to be the founder of ...
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... friendship of Bentinck . From the hands of Bentinck alone William took food and medicine . By Bentinck alone William was lifted from his bed and laid down in it . " Whether Bentinck slept or not while I was ill , " said William to ...
... friendship of Bentinck . From the hands of Bentinck alone William took food and medicine . By Bentinck alone William was lifted from his bed and laid down in it . " Whether Bentinck slept or not while I was ill , " said William to ...
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... friends were indeed made for each other . William wanted neither a guide nor a flatterer . Having a firm and just ... friend- Princess of ship . Yet his marriage had not at first promised much domestic happiness . His choice had been ...
... friends were indeed made for each other . William wanted neither a guide nor a flatterer . Having a firm and just ... friend- Princess of ship . Yet his marriage had not at first promised much domestic happiness . His choice had been ...
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