Critical and Historical Essays1951 |
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Page 298
... royal displeasure , and of being accommo- dated with apartments in the Tower , than any city trader or country squire . Accordingly Charles found that the Great Council of Peers which he convoked at York would do nothing for him . In ...
... royal displeasure , and of being accommo- dated with apartments in the Tower , than any city trader or country squire . Accordingly Charles found that the Great Council of Peers which he convoked at York would do nothing for him . In ...
Page 315
... royal gift , would have been bestowed on any Protestant of any persuasion . Even while the King had still strong motives to dissemble , he had made a Catholic Dean of Christ Church and a Catholic President of Magdalen College . There ...
... royal gift , would have been bestowed on any Protestant of any persuasion . Even while the King had still strong motives to dissemble , he had made a Catholic Dean of Christ Church and a Catholic President of Magdalen College . There ...
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... Royal Academy , 658 Barillon , the French Ambassador in Eng . land , 240 Barnard , Sir John , an eminent London merchant , and Lord Mayor ( 1685-1764 ) , 353 Barras , a member of the Jacobin ( q . v . ) club ; he put an end to ...
... Royal Academy , 658 Barillon , the French Ambassador in Eng . land , 240 Barnard , Sir John , an eminent London merchant , and Lord Mayor ( 1685-1764 ) , 353 Barras , a member of the Jacobin ( q . v . ) club ; he put an end to ...
Contents
HALLAMS HISTORY | 3 |
RANKES HISTORY OF THE POPES | 31 |
INDEX | 38 |
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