The History of England, Tập 1 |
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But though I had been taught by experience , that the whig party were in possession of bestowing all places , both in the state and in literature , I was so little inclined to yield to their senseless clamour , that in above a hundred ...
But though I had been taught by experience , that the whig party were in possession of bestowing all places , both in the state and in literature , I was so little inclined to yield to their senseless clamour , that in above a hundred ...
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... enemy : the convenience of feeding their cattle was even a sufficient motive for removing their seats : and as they were ignorant of all the refinements of life , their wants and their possessions were equally scanty and limited .
... enemy : the convenience of feeding their cattle was even a sufficient motive for removing their seats : and as they were ignorant of all the refinements of life , their wants and their possessions were equally scanty and limited .
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... prince of Dumnonium , who , though stained with every vice , possessed the chief authority among them , they sent into Germany a deputation to invite over the Saxons for their protection and assistance . THE SAXONS .
... prince of Dumnonium , who , though stained with every vice , possessed the chief authority among them , they sent into Germany a deputation to invite over the Saxons for their protection and assistance . THE SAXONS .
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among the inhabitants of each village , kept them from attaching themselves to particular possessions , or making such ... and had taken possession of all the seacoast from the mouth of the Rhine to Jutland ; whence they had long ...
among the inhabitants of each village , kept them from attaching themselves to particular possessions , or making such ... and had taken possession of all the seacoast from the mouth of the Rhine to Jutland ; whence they had long ...
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... over an army from Germany ; and landing on the southern coast , proceeded to take possession of the neighbouring territory . The Britons , now armed , did not tamely abandon their possessions ; nor were they expelled , till defeated ...
... over an army from Germany ; and landing on the southern coast , proceeded to take possession of the neighbouring territory . The Britons , now armed , did not tamely abandon their possessions ; nor were they expelled , till defeated ...
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