The History of England: From the Earliest Times to the Death of George the SecondMozley, 1826 - 856 trang |
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... considered themselves as the lawful possessors of the soil . These avoided all correspondence with the new - comers , whom they con- sidered as intruders upon their property . B The inland inhabitants are represented as extremely ...
... considered themselves as the lawful possessors of the soil . These avoided all correspondence with the new - comers , whom they con- sidered as intruders upon their property . B The inland inhabitants are represented as extremely ...
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... considered as one of the greatest characters in history , formed a regular plan for subduing and civilizing the island , and thus rendering the acquisition useful to the conquerors . As the northern part of the country was least ...
... considered as one of the greatest characters in history , formed a regular plan for subduing and civilizing the island , and thus rendering the acquisition useful to the conquerors . As the northern part of the country was least ...
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... considered their CIRC . new liberties as their greatest calamity . They had been long taught to lean upon others for support ; and , that being now taken away , they found themselves too feeble to make any op- position . Far from ...
... considered their CIRC . new liberties as their greatest calamity . They had been long taught to lean upon others for support ; and , that being now taken away , they found themselves too feeble to make any op- position . Far from ...
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... considered war as their trade , and were , in consequence , taught to consider victory as a doubtful advantage , but courage as a certain good . A nation , however , entirely ad- dicted to war , has seldom wanted the imputation of ...
... considered war as their trade , and were , in consequence , taught to consider victory as a doubtful advantage , but courage as a certain good . A nation , however , entirely ad- dicted to war , has seldom wanted the imputation of ...
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... considered as chief of the Saxon heptarchy . But his ambition was not to be satisfied with a mere nominal su- periority ; he still aimed at breaking down all distinctions , and uniting these petty states into one great and flourishing ...
... considered as chief of the Saxon heptarchy . But his ambition was not to be satisfied with a mere nominal su- periority ; he still aimed at breaking down all distinctions , and uniting these petty states into one great and flourishing ...
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