Critical and Historical Essays Contributed to the Edinburgh Review, Volume 1Longmans, Green, 1890 |
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Page 32
... Protestant ; but we say that his Protestantism does not make the slightest distinction between his case and that of James . The principles of the Revolution have often been grossly misrepresented , and never more than in the course of ...
... Protestant ; but we say that his Protestantism does not make the slightest distinction between his case and that of James . The principles of the Revolution have often been grossly misrepresented , and never more than in the course of ...
Page 34
... Protestant . On such occasions their deadliest opponents may reckon upon their candid construction . The bold assertions of these people have of late impressed a large portion of the public with an opinion that James the Second was ...
... Protestant . On such occasions their deadliest opponents may reckon upon their candid construction . The bold assertions of these people have of late impressed a large portion of the public with an opinion that James the Second was ...
Page 66
... Protestant . As It is , therefore , in the state of moral feeling among the Italians of those times that we must seek for the real explanation of what seems most mysterious in the life and writings of this remarkable man . this is a ...
... Protestant . As It is , therefore , in the state of moral feeling among the Italians of those times that we must seek for the real explanation of what seems most mysterious in the life and writings of this remarkable man . this is a ...
Page 119
... Protestant to the Romish Church , they shall both suffer death as for high treason . We believe that we might safely content ourselves with stating the fact , and leaving it to the judgment of every plain Englishman . Recent ...
... Protestant to the Romish Church , they shall both suffer death as for high treason . We believe that we might safely content ourselves with stating the fact , and leaving it to the judgment of every plain Englishman . Recent ...
Page 120
... Protestants attempted to set aside her rights in favour of the Lady Jane . That attempt , and the subsequent insurrection of Wyatt , furnished at least as good a plea for the burning of Protestants , as the conspiracies against ...
... Protestants attempted to set aside her rights in favour of the Lady Jane . That attempt , and the subsequent insurrection of Wyatt , furnished at least as good a plea for the burning of Protestants , as the conspiracies against ...
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