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... hope , " says William , " to be as good a fellow as you are ; and , if I should have a son , our children will love each other , I hope , as we have done . " * Through life he continues to regard the little Bentincks with paternal ...
... hope , " says William , " to be as good a fellow as you are ; and , if I should have a son , our children will love each other , I hope , as we have done . " * Through life he continues to regard the little Bentincks with paternal ...
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... hope of breaking off the negotiation which he knew to be all but concluded , he fought one of the most bloody and obstinate battles of that age . From the day on which the treaty of Nimeguen was signed , he began to medi- tate a second ...
... hope of breaking off the negotiation which he knew to be all but concluded , he fought one of the most bloody and obstinate battles of that age . From the day on which the treaty of Nimeguen was signed , he began to medi- tate a second ...
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... regarded the Whig conspiracy . During the eighteen months which followed , there was some hope that the influence of Halifax would prevail , and VII . that the court of Whitehall would return to 22 HISTORY OF ENGLAND .
... regarded the Whig conspiracy . During the eighteen months which followed , there was some hope that the influence of Halifax would prevail , and VII . that the court of Whitehall would return to 22 HISTORY OF ENGLAND .
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... hope William fondly clung . He spared no effort to propitiate Charles . The hospitality which Monmouth found at the Hague is chiefly to be ascribed to the Prince's anxiety to gratify the real wishes of Monmouth's father . As soon as ...
... hope William fondly clung . He spared no effort to propitiate Charles . The hospitality which Monmouth found at the Hague is chiefly to be ascribed to the Prince's anxiety to gratify the real wishes of Monmouth's father . As soon as ...
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... hope would there be for Holland , drained of her troops , and abandoned by her Stadtholder ? * Burnet , i . 762 . + Temple's Memoirs . VII . William therefore contented himself for the present with 26 HISTORY OF ENGLAND .
... hope would there be for Holland , drained of her troops , and abandoned by her Stadtholder ? * Burnet , i . 762 . + Temple's Memoirs . VII . William therefore contented himself for the present with 26 HISTORY OF ENGLAND .
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