An Abridgment of the History of England: From the Invasion of Julius Cæsar, to the Death of George II. By Dr. GoldsmithG. Kearsley, 1774 - 356 trang |
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... secure his power by humbling all who were able to make any refiftance . He proceeded to con- fifcate all the eftates of the English gentry , and to grant them liberally to his Norman followers . Thus all the ancient and honourable ...
... secure his power by humbling all who were able to make any refiftance . He proceeded to con- fifcate all the eftates of the English gentry , and to grant them liberally to his Norman followers . Thus all the ancient and honourable ...
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... secure the in- terefts of the marquifs of Dorfet , father to lady Jane Gray , by procuring for him the title of duke of Suf- folk , which was lately become extinct . Having thus obliged this nobleman , he then propofed a match be- tween ...
... secure the in- terefts of the marquifs of Dorfet , father to lady Jane Gray , by procuring for him the title of duke of Suf- folk , which was lately become extinct . Having thus obliged this nobleman , he then propofed a match be- tween ...
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... Secure , therefore , in the attachment of the army , he refolved to make another daring effort ; and perfuaded the officers to prefent a petition for payment of arrears and redrefs of griev- ances , which he knew would be rejected by ...
... Secure , therefore , in the attachment of the army , he refolved to make another daring effort ; and perfuaded the officers to prefent a petition for payment of arrears and redrefs of griev- ances , which he knew would be rejected by ...
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