The History of England: From the Earliest Times, to the Death of George the Second, Band 2C.J.G. and F. Rivington; T. Cadell; Longman, Rees, Orme, and Company; [and others], 1831 |
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... Charles the Fifth . In order to avoid any disagreeable re- monstrances from the people , the articles of marriage A. D. were drawn as favourably as possible to the interests 1554 and honour of England ; and this , in some measure ...
... Charles the Fifth . In order to avoid any disagreeable re- monstrances from the people , the articles of marriage A. D. were drawn as favourably as possible to the interests 1554 and honour of England ; and this , in some measure ...
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... Charles Davers the guard - chamber , while Essex himself would rush from the Mews , attended by a body of his partisans , into the queen's presence , entreat her to remove his and her enemies , to as- semble a new parliament , and to ...
... Charles Davers the guard - chamber , while Essex himself would rush from the Mews , attended by a body of his partisans , into the queen's presence , entreat her to remove his and her enemies , to as- semble a new parliament , and to ...
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... Charles , the prince of Wales , any alliance below that of royalty would be unworthy of him ; he therefore was obliged to seek , either in the court of France or Spain , a suitable match ; and he was taught to think of the latter ...
... Charles , the prince of Wales , any alliance below that of royalty would be unworthy of him ; he therefore was obliged to seek , either in the court of France or Spain , a suitable match ; and he was taught to think of the latter ...
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... CHARLES I. A. D. 1625-1641 . Few princes have ascended the throne with more apparent ad- vantages than Charles ; and none ever encountered more ' real difficulties . The advantages were such as might flatter even the most cautious ...
... CHARLES I. A. D. 1625-1641 . Few princes have ascended the throne with more apparent ad- vantages than Charles ; and none ever encountered more ' real difficulties . The advantages were such as might flatter even the most cautious ...
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... Charles had been taught from his infancy to consider the royal prerogative as a sacred pledge , which it was not in his power to alienate , much less his duty to abridge . His father , who had contributed so much to sink the claims of ...
... Charles had been taught from his infancy to consider the royal prerogative as a sacred pledge , which it was not in his power to alienate , much less his duty to abridge . His father , who had contributed so much to sink the claims of ...
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