The History of England: From the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the Revolution in 1688, Tập 1Liberty Classics, 1983 |
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... obliged to con- sider as their sovereign , more than the king himself , or even the legislature . " A client , though a freeman , was supposed so much to belong to his patron , that his murderer was obliged by law to pay a fine to the ...
... obliged to con- sider as their sovereign , more than the king himself , or even the legislature . " A client , though a freeman , was supposed so much to belong to his patron , that his murderer was obliged by law to pay a fine to the ...
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... obliged to supply gratis the court with provisions , and to furnish carriages on the same hard terms , when the king made a progress , as he did frequently , into any of the counties . These exactions were so grievous , and levied in so ...
... obliged to supply gratis the court with provisions , and to furnish carriages on the same hard terms , when the king made a progress , as he did frequently , into any of the counties . These exactions were so grievous , and levied in so ...
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... obliged to take shelter in the town of Dol . Henry hastened to form the siege of that place , and carried on the attack with such ardour , that he obliged the governor and garrison to surrender themselves prisoners . By these vigorous ...
... obliged to take shelter in the town of Dol . Henry hastened to form the siege of that place , and carried on the attack with such ardour , that he obliged the governor and garrison to surrender themselves prisoners . By these vigorous ...
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