The history of England, from the earliest times to the death of George II.1838 - 28 trang |
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... Never- theless , being soon informed of Godwin's treachery , his first step was pri- vately to summon all the assistance he could , and , in the mean while , to pro- tract the time by a pretended negociation . As soon 32 HISTORY OF ...
... Never- theless , being soon informed of Godwin's treachery , his first step was pri- vately to summon all the assistance he could , and , in the mean while , to pro- tract the time by a pretended negociation . As soon 32 HISTORY OF ...
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... never before been in England an engagement between two such numerous armies , each being composed of no less than threescore thousand men . The news of this victory diffused inexpressible joy over the whole kingdom ; they gloried in a ...
... never before been in England an engagement between two such numerous armies , each being composed of no less than threescore thousand men . The news of this victory diffused inexpressible joy over the whole kingdom ; they gloried in a ...
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... never married , he left no legitimate issue ; the succession , therefore , of course devolved upon Robert , his elder brother , but he was then too distant to assert his pre- tensions . CHAP . VII . HENRY I. surnamed BEAU - CLERC . - A ...
... never married , he left no legitimate issue ; the succession , therefore , of course devolved upon Robert , his elder brother , but he was then too distant to assert his pre- tensions . CHAP . VII . HENRY I. surnamed BEAU - CLERC . - A ...
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... never her sincere partisan , was not remiss in fomenting these discontents ; and , when he found the people ripe for a tumult , detached a party of his friends and vassals to block up the city of London , where the queen then resided ...
... never her sincere partisan , was not remiss in fomenting these discontents ; and , when he found the people ripe for a tumult , detached a party of his friends and vassals to block up the city of London , where the queen then resided ...
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... never more miserable than during his reign ; but if we consider them as they appear in his private conduct , few monarchs can boast more . Active , generous , and brave , his sole aim was to destroy a vile aristocracy that oppressed the ...
... never more miserable than during his reign ; but if we consider them as they appear in his private conduct , few monarchs can boast more . Active , generous , and brave , his sole aim was to destroy a vile aristocracy that oppressed the ...
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