The History of England: From the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the Revolution in 1688; Continued to the Death of George the Second, Tập 1G. Cowie and Company, 1825 |
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... extremely limited ; and each state acted as if it had been independent , and wholly separate from the rest . Wars , therefore , and re- volutions and dissensions were unavoidable among a tur- bulent and military people ; and these ...
... extremely limited ; and each state acted as if it had been independent , and wholly separate from the rest . Wars , therefore , and re- volutions and dissensions were unavoidable among a tur- bulent and military people ; and these ...
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... extremely impoverished by continual benefac- tions to the church , to which the states of their kingdoms had weakly assented , could bestow no rewards on valour or military services , and retained not even sufficient in- fluence to ...
... extremely impoverished by continual benefac- tions to the church , to which the states of their kingdoms had weakly assented , could bestow no rewards on valour or military services , and retained not even sufficient in- fluence to ...
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... establishment , the most violent commotions . From the introduction of Christianity among the Sax- ons , there had been monasteries in England ; and these establishments had extremely multiplied , by the dona- tions of 118 ENGLAND .
... establishment , the most violent commotions . From the introduction of Christianity among the Sax- ons , there had been monasteries in England ; and these establishments had extremely multiplied , by the dona- tions of 118 ENGLAND .
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... extremely multiplied , by the dona- tions of the princes and nobles ; whose superstition , de- rived from their ignorance and precarious life , and ' in- creased by remorses for the crimes into which they were so frequently betrayed ...
... extremely multiplied , by the dona- tions of the princes and nobles ; whose superstition , de- rived from their ignorance and precarious life , and ' in- creased by remorses for the crimes into which they were so frequently betrayed ...
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... extremely odious if he ordered them to be dispatched in England , sent them abroad to his ally the king of Sweden , whom he desired , as soon as they arrived at his court , to free him by their death from all farther anxiety . The ...
... extremely odious if he ordered them to be dispatched in England , sent them abroad to his ally the king of Sweden , whom he desired , as soon as they arrived at his court , to free him by their death from all farther anxiety . The ...
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