Critical and Miscellaneous Essays, Volumen1D. Appleton, 1857 |
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... England was delivered from the yoke of Rome . The work which had been begun by Henry , the murderer of his wives , was continued by Somerset , the murderer of his brother , and completed by Elizabeth , the murderer of her guest . Sprung ...
... England was delivered from the yoke of Rome . The work which had been begun by Henry , the murderer of his wives , was continued by Somerset , the murderer of his brother , and completed by Elizabeth , the murderer of her guest . Sprung ...
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... England was only one of a large family . In all the monarchies of western Europe , during the middle ages , there existed restraints on the royal au- thority , fundamental laws , and representative assemblies . In the fifteenth century ...
... England was only one of a large family . In all the monarchies of western Europe , during the middle ages , there existed restraints on the royal au- thority , fundamental laws , and representative assemblies . In the fifteenth century ...
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... England is the richest country in Europe , the most commercial , and the most manufacturing . Russia and Poland are the poorest countries in Europe . They have scarcely any trade , and none but the rudest manufactures . Is wealth more ...
... England is the richest country in Europe , the most commercial , and the most manufacturing . Russia and Poland are the poorest countries in Europe . They have scarcely any trade , and none but the rudest manufactures . Is wealth more ...
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