The History of Edward Prince of Wales, Commonly Termed the Black Prince, Eldest Son of King Edward the Third: With a Short View of the Reigns of Edward I. Edward II. and Edward III. And a Summary Account of the Institution of the Order of the Garter ...J. Bew, 1775 - 352 Seiten |
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... himself blindly up to the direction of a few , by which means the actions of the most faithful of his fubjects are too often viewed through a false medium ; his fmiles , like the invigorating rays of the fun , fhould be unconfined , and ...
... himself blindly up to the direction of a few , by which means the actions of the most faithful of his fubjects are too often viewed through a false medium ; his fmiles , like the invigorating rays of the fun , fhould be unconfined , and ...
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... himself by uncommon acts of valour during his refidence in the Holy Land ; to which he was led by that enthusiastic pro- penfity for Croifades , fo prevalent in those early ages . In his abfence his father , un- able any longer to weild ...
... himself by uncommon acts of valour during his refidence in the Holy Land ; to which he was led by that enthusiastic pro- penfity for Croifades , fo prevalent in those early ages . In his abfence his father , un- able any longer to weild ...
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... himself to the re - establishment of his kingdom ; correcting thofe diforders and civil commotions which the unftable adminiftra- tion of his father had fuffered to take root in every part of government . At the fame time he laid down a ...
... himself to the re - establishment of his kingdom ; correcting thofe diforders and civil commotions which the unftable adminiftra- tion of his father had fuffered to take root in every part of government . At the fame time he laid down a ...
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... himself into the affections of his mafter by his agreeable behaviour , and by fupplying him with all those innocent though frivolous amusements which fuited his capacity and inclinations . Endowed with the utmost elegance of shape and ...
... himself into the affections of his mafter by his agreeable behaviour , and by fupplying him with all those innocent though frivolous amusements which fuited his capacity and inclinations . Endowed with the utmost elegance of shape and ...
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... himself his own master , than he fent for his favourite ; and fo great was his impatience to testify to the world his regard for him , that before his arrival at court he created him Earl of Cornwall : he foon after bcftowed on him ...
... himself his own master , than he fent for his favourite ; and fo great was his impatience to testify to the world his regard for him , that before his arrival at court he created him Earl of Cornwall : he foon after bcftowed on him ...
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