The History of England: From the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the Revolution in 1688, Band 81818 |
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... James the Second's Memoirs , kept there . They amount to several volumes of small folio , all writ with that Prince's own hand , and comprehending the remarkable incidents of his life , from his early youth till near the time of his ...
... James the Second's Memoirs , kept there . They amount to several volumes of small folio , all writ with that Prince's own hand , and comprehending the remarkable incidents of his life , from his early youth till near the time of his ...
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... James's reign was to assemble C HA P. the privy council ; where , after some praises bestowed on the memory of his predecessor , he made professions of his resolution to maintain the established government , both in Church and State ...
... James's reign was to assemble C HA P. the privy council ; where , after some praises bestowed on the memory of his predecessor , he made professions of his resolution to maintain the established government , both in Church and State ...
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... James had reason to think , that , notwithstanding the violent efforts made by so potent a party for his exclusion , no throne in Europe was better established than that of England . THE King , however , in the first exercise of his ...
... James had reason to think , that , notwithstanding the violent efforts made by so potent a party for his exclusion , no throne in Europe was better established than that of England . THE King , however , in the first exercise of his ...
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... James , " for the King to consult with his " confessor ? " " Yes , " replied the ambassador , and it is for that very reason our affairs succeed " so ill . " JAMES CHAP . JAMES gave hopes on his succession , that JAMES II . 217.
... James , " for the King to consult with his " confessor ? " " Yes , " replied the ambassador , and it is for that very reason our affairs succeed " so ill . " JAMES CHAP . JAMES gave hopes on his succession , that JAMES II . 217.
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... JAMES gave hopes on his succession , that he would LXX . hold the balance of power more steadily than his 1685 , predecessor ; and that France , instead of rendering England subservient to her ambitious projects , would now meet with ...
... JAMES gave hopes on his succession , that he would LXX . hold the balance of power more steadily than his 1685 , predecessor ; and that France , instead of rendering England subservient to her ambitious projects , would now meet with ...
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