An Abridgment of the History of England: From the Invasion of Julias [sic] Cæsar to the Death of George the SecondJ. Wright, 1803 - 384 trang |
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... son , was taught to be- lieve himself injured ; when , upon being crowned as part- ner in the kingdom , he was not admitted into a share of the adminiftration . His difcontents were shared by his brothers Geoffry and Richard , whom the ...
... son , was taught to be- lieve himself injured ; when , upon being crowned as part- ner in the kingdom , he was not admitted into a share of the adminiftration . His difcontents were shared by his brothers Geoffry and Richard , whom the ...
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... son , who was afterwards the renowned conqueror of France , fought by his fide ; and , though wounded in the face by an arrow , ftill kept the field , and performed aftonishing acts of valour . On the other fide , the daring Hotfpur ...
... son , who was afterwards the renowned conqueror of France , fought by his fide ; and , though wounded in the face by an arrow , ftill kept the field , and performed aftonishing acts of valour . On the other fide , the daring Hotfpur ...
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... son of the late duke of York , began to repair the loffes his party had lately fuftained , and to give fpirit to the Yorkifts . This prince , in the bloom of youth , remarkable for the beauty of his perfon , his bravery , and popular ...
... son of the late duke of York , began to repair the loffes his party had lately fuftained , and to give fpirit to the Yorkifts . This prince , in the bloom of youth , remarkable for the beauty of his perfon , his bravery , and popular ...
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