The history of England: from the invasion of Julius Cæsar, to the revolution in 1688. By David Hume, EsqC. Corrall, Charing Cross, 1811 |
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... whole of this criminal transaction . For if popery was so much the object of national horror , that even the king's three ministers , Buckingham , Ashley , and Lauderdale , and such profligate ones too , either would not , or durst not ...
... whole of this criminal transaction . For if popery was so much the object of national horror , that even the king's three ministers , Buckingham , Ashley , and Lauderdale , and such profligate ones too , either would not , or durst not ...
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... whole campaign , the meeting with Temple ; and after the troops were sent into winter - quarters , he told that minister , in his first audience , that till greater impression were made on France , reasonable terms could not be hoped ...
... whole campaign , the meeting with Temple ; and after the troops were sent into winter - quarters , he told that minister , in his first audience , that till greater impression were made on France , reasonable terms could not be hoped ...
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... whole century . The commons send Shirley to prison ; the lords assert their powers . Con- ferences are tried ; but no accommodation en- sues . Four lawyers are sent to the Tower by the commons , for transgressing the orders of the house ...
... whole century . The commons send Shirley to prison ; the lords assert their powers . Con- ferences are tried ; but no accommodation en- sues . Four lawyers are sent to the Tower by the commons , for transgressing the orders of the house ...
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... whole war . The French took the field in Flan- ders with a numerous army ; and Lewis himself served as a volunteer under the prince of Condé . But notwithstanding his great preparations , he could gain no advantages but the taking of ...
... whole war . The French took the field in Flan- ders with a numerous army ; and Lewis himself served as a volunteer under the prince of Condé . But notwithstanding his great preparations , he could gain no advantages but the taking of ...
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... whole life , unsuccessful . By a masterly move- ment of Luxembourg , he was here defeated , and obliged to retreat to Ypres . Cambray and St. Omers were soon after surrendered to Lewis . This success , derived from such great power and ...
... whole life , unsuccessful . By a masterly move- ment of Luxembourg , he was here defeated , and obliged to retreat to Ypres . Cambray and St. Omers were soon after surrendered to Lewis . This success , derived from such great power and ...
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