The History of England: From the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the Revolution in 1688, Tập 3-4J. B. Alden, 1885 |
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... gave encouragement to these male- contents , and assured them of his support . Matters being afterwards in appearance accommodated between Hume and the regent , that nobleman returned into his own country ; but mutual suspicions and ...
... gave encouragement to these male- contents , and assured them of his support . Matters being afterwards in appearance accommodated between Hume and the regent , that nobleman returned into his own country ; but mutual suspicions and ...
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... gave this occupation to the Dominicans . These monks , in order to prove themselves worthy of the distinction conferred on them , exaggerated the benefits of indulgences by the most unbounded pane- gyrics ; and advanced doctrines on ...
... gave this occupation to the Dominicans . These monks , in order to prove themselves worthy of the distinction conferred on them , exaggerated the benefits of indulgences by the most unbounded pane- gyrics ; and advanced doctrines on ...
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... gave occasion of much triumph to the Lutherans . This pontiff , also , whose penetration was not equal to his good intentions , was seduced to concur in that league which Charles and Henry had formed against France ' ; and he thereby ...
... gave occasion of much triumph to the Lutherans . This pontiff , also , whose penetration was not equal to his good intentions , was seduced to concur in that league which Charles and Henry had formed against France ' ; and he thereby ...
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... gave him occasion to revive the king's jealousy and suspicions . The empe- ror so ill supported the appearance of moderation , which he at first assumed , that he had already changed his usual style to Henry ; and instead of writing to ...
... gave him occasion to revive the king's jealousy and suspicions . The empe- ror so ill supported the appearance of moderation , which he at first assumed , that he had already changed his usual style to Henry ; and instead of writing to ...
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... gave evident proofs of his intention to take afterwards a proper opportunity of annulling the contract " . He ordered the young prince , as soon as he came of age , to enter a protestation against the marriage ; and on his deathbed he ...
... gave evident proofs of his intention to take afterwards a proper opportunity of annulling the contract " . He ordered the young prince , as soon as he came of age , to enter a protestation against the marriage ; and on his deathbed he ...
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