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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... thousand pounds , and yet was mortified by a refusal ; but she at length prevailed , when the corporation of London became surety for her . She was more successful in her attempts to engage the English in a war with France , at the ...
... thousand pounds , and yet was mortified by a refusal ; but she at length prevailed , when the corporation of London became surety for her . She was more successful in her attempts to engage the English in a war with France , at the ...
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... thousand pounds ; in consequence of which he remained a long time in custody ; and the fine , though it reduced him to want and beggary , was rigorously levied upon him . It is likely , therefore , that Elizabeth was sincere enough in ...
... thousand pounds ; in consequence of which he remained a long time in custody ; and the fine , though it reduced him to want and beggary , was rigorously levied upon him . It is likely , therefore , that Elizabeth was sincere enough in ...
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... thousand pounds . But James , in his present exigency , having to supply a needy favourite and a craving court , agreed to evacuate these fortresses , upon the payment of a third part of the money which was A. D. strictly due . The ...
... thousand pounds . But James , in his present exigency , having to supply a needy favourite and a craving court , agreed to evacuate these fortresses , upon the payment of a third part of the money which was A. D. strictly due . The ...
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... thousand pounds ; but his fine was afterwards remitted by the king . The reasons for James's partiality to the court of Spain in the case of Raleigh soon appeared This monarch had enter- tained an opinion , which was peculiar to himself ...
... thousand pounds ; but his fine was afterwards remitted by the king . The reasons for James's partiality to the court of Spain in the case of Raleigh soon appeared This monarch had enter- tained an opinion , which was peculiar to himself ...
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... thousand men ; the command of which army was intrusted to lord Wimbledon , who sailed directly to Cadiz , and found ... thousand pounds ; a sum no way adequate G 2 CHARLES 1 . 83 thought proper to dissolve a parliament which he could not ...
... thousand men ; the command of which army was intrusted to lord Wimbledon , who sailed directly to Cadiz , and found ... thousand pounds ; a sum no way adequate G 2 CHARLES 1 . 83 thought proper to dissolve a parliament which he could not ...
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