Critical & Historical Essays, Volume 2Dent, 1930 |
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Page 105
... cause of Philip , the Allies were serving that cause as effectually by their mismanagement . Galway staid at Madrid , where his soldiers indulged in such boundless licentiousness that one half of them were in the hospitals . Charles ...
... cause of Philip , the Allies were serving that cause as effectually by their mismanagement . Galway staid at Madrid , where his soldiers indulged in such boundless licentiousness that one half of them were in the hospitals . Charles ...
Page 320
... cause with the Queen as long as he thought that by pleading that cause he might serve himself . Nay , he went further ; for his feelings , though not warm , were kind ; he pleaded that cause as long as he thought that he could plead it ...
... cause with the Queen as long as he thought that by pleading that cause he might serve himself . Nay , he went further ; for his feelings , though not warm , were kind ; he pleaded that cause as long as he thought that he could plead it ...
Page 383
... cause of the prevalence of Jacobinism was the practice of bearing three names . He quoted on the one side Charles ... cause of Jacobinism . Horsley and Horne Tooke are both clergymen ; therefore the being a clergyman is not the cause of ...
... cause of the prevalence of Jacobinism was the practice of bearing three names . He quoted on the one side Charles ... cause of Jacobinism . Horsley and Horne Tooke are both clergymen ; therefore the being a clergyman is not the cause of ...
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