Critical and Historical Essays, Volume 1J. M. Dent, 1951 - 1338 pages |
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Page 273
... James the Second , from his Accession to the Enterprise of the Prince of Orange , by the late Right Honourable Sir JAMES MACKIN- TOSH ; and completed to the Settlement of the Crown , by the Editor . To which is prefixed a Notice of the ...
... James the Second , from his Accession to the Enterprise of the Prince of Orange , by the late Right Honourable Sir JAMES MACKIN- TOSH ; and completed to the Settlement of the Crown , by the Editor . To which is prefixed a Notice of the ...
Page 309
... James , at that time , had little reason to envy the extent of authority possessed by Lewis the Fourteenth . By what means this vast power was in three years broken down , by what ... James had no such object in Sir James Mackintosh 309.
... James , at that time , had little reason to envy the extent of authority possessed by Lewis the Fourteenth . By what means this vast power was in three years broken down , by what ... James had no such object in Sir James Mackintosh 309.
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... James acted thus when he had the strongest motives to court his Protestant subjects , what course was he likely to follow when he had obtained from them all that he asked ? Who again was his closest ally ? And what was the policy of ...
... James acted thus when he had the strongest motives to court his Protestant subjects , what course was he likely to follow when he had obtained from them all that he asked ? Who again was his closest ally ? And what was the policy of ...
Contents
HALLAMS HISTORY | 3 |
RANKES HISTORY OF THE POPES | 31 |
BURLEIGH AND HIS TIMES | 77 |
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