 | George Lyttelton Baron Lyttelton - 1772 - 532 trang
...liberty of their fovereign, who^~5^~T was abandoned by all his confederates and allies; who, as a vaffal to Henry for fome territories held by fealty and homage,...life was in the power of that offended monarch, and whole kingdom was in great and imminent danger of being deftroyed by his fuperior forces, with the... | |
 | George Lyttelton Baron Lyttelton - 1772 - 444 trang
...their fovereign, who \~£^~^T > was abandoned by all his confederates and allies; who, as a vaflal to Henry for fome territories held by fealty and homage,...own rebellious fubjefts, the favage Galwegians. For thejfe barbarians, who had done fo much mifchief in England under the orders of William, before his... | |
 | George Lyttelton Baron Lyttelton - 1772 - 588 trang
...liberty of their fovereign, who was abandoned by all his confederates and allies ; who, as a vaflal to Henry for fome territories held by fealty and homage,...forces, with the concurrence of its own rebellious fubjects, the favage Galwegians. For thefe barbarians, who had done fo much mifchief in England under... | |
 | R. Griffiths - 1772 - 632 trang
...liberty of their fovereign, who XVDS abandoned by all his confederates and allies ; \\ho, as a va'Ial to Henry for fome territories held by fealty and homage, was guilty of high treafon ; vvhofe life was in the power of that offended monarch, and whofe kingdom was in great and imminent... | |
 | 1772 - 684 trang
...advantage with the content of t'.ií "was abandoned by all his confederates and allies ; who, as a vaflâl •of high treafon ; whofe life was in the power of that offended moto Henry for fome territories held by feaity and homage, was guilty hc¿ng deftro}cd by his fuperior... | |
 | George Lyttelton Baron Lyttelton - 1787 - 454 trang
...their fovereign, who Vr7"— ir ~* was abandoned by all his confederates and allies ', who, as a vaffal to Henry for fome territories held by fealty and homage,...forces, with the concurrence of its own rebellious fubjedts, the favage Galwegians. For thefe barbarians, who had done fo much mifchief in England under... | |
 | George Lyttelton Baron Lyttelton - 1772 - 446 trang
...liberty of their fovereign, who AjoT^ was abandoned by all his confederates and allies ; who, as a vaflal to Henry for fome territories held by fealty and homage, was guilty of high treafon ; vvhofe life was in the power of that offended monarch, and whofe kingdom was in great and imminent... | |
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... to Henry for fome territories held by fealty and homage, was guilty of high treafon ; whofe life was in the power of that offended monarch, and whofe kingdom was in great and imminent danger of being deftroyed by his fuperior forces, with the concurrence... 