The History of England: From the Earliest Times to the Death of George II, Tập 3L. Davis, 1790 |
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... poffeffion of Portsmouth , and declared for the parliament . The city - apprentices rofe in a tumult , and de- manded a free parliament ; admiral Lawfon came into the river with his fquadron , and declared for the parliament ; and even ...
... poffeffion of Portsmouth , and declared for the parliament . The city - apprentices rofe in a tumult , and de- manded a free parliament ; admiral Lawfon came into the river with his fquadron , and declared for the parliament ; and even ...
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... poffeffion of an houfe , in which they defended themfelves against a body of troops , until the majority was killed . At laft the troops , who had untiled the houfe , and were tired of flaughter , rushed in , and seized the few that ...
... poffeffion of an houfe , in which they defended themfelves against a body of troops , until the majority was killed . At laft the troops , who had untiled the houfe , and were tired of flaughter , rushed in , and seized the few that ...
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... poffeffion of men's minds , to be re- moved by fo feeble a remedy . This houfe re- folved to ftrike at the root of the evil , which threatened threatened them from a popifh fucceffor ; and , after 84 HISTORY OF ENGLAND .
... poffeffion of men's minds , to be re- moved by fo feeble a remedy . This houfe re- folved to ftrike at the root of the evil , which threatened threatened them from a popifh fucceffor ; and , after 84 HISTORY OF ENGLAND .
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... poffeffion of the place . Upon this , the college was filled with catholics ; and Charnock , who was one of the two that remain- ed , was made vice - prefident . Every invafion of the ecclefiaftical and civil privileges of the nation ...
... poffeffion of the place . Upon this , the college was filled with catholics ; and Charnock , who was one of the two that remain- ed , was made vice - prefident . Every invafion of the ecclefiaftical and civil privileges of the nation ...
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... poffeffion of Whitehall , where the king then lodged , and to difplace the English . The king was foon after commanded by a meffage which he received in bed at midnight , to leave his palace next morning , and to depart for Ham , a feat ...
... poffeffion of Whitehall , where the king then lodged , and to difplace the English . The king was foon after commanded by a meffage which he received in bed at midnight , to leave his palace next morning , and to depart for Ham , a feat ...
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