The History of England: From the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the Revolution in 1688, Tập 1Liberty Classics, 1983 |
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... clergy alone could break off entirely their connexion with the civil power , and depriving them of every other object of ambition , engage them to promote , with unceasing industry , the grandeur of their own order . He was sen- sible ...
... clergy alone could break off entirely their connexion with the civil power , and depriving them of every other object of ambition , engage them to promote , with unceasing industry , the grandeur of their own order . He was sen- sible ...
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... clergy , and who had received from the primate the rite of royal unction and consecration . Stephen , that he might farther secure his tottering throne , passed a charter , in which he made liberal promises to all orders of men ; to the ...
... clergy , and who had received from the primate the rite of royal unction and consecration . Stephen , that he might farther secure his tottering throne , passed a charter , in which he made liberal promises to all orders of men ; to the ...
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... clergy , to the barons , and to the people . The freedom of elections was secured to the clergy : The former charter of the king was confirmed , by which the necessity of a royal congé d'elire and confirmation was superseded : All check ...
... clergy , to the barons , and to the people . The freedom of elections was secured to the clergy : The former charter of the king was confirmed , by which the necessity of a royal congé d'elire and confirmation was superseded : All check ...
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