Essays, Critical and MiscellaneousD. Appleton & Company, 1873 - 744 páginas |
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... took his little son on his knee and kissed him ! We We are not careful to answer in censure him for having violated the articles this matter . These charges , were they infinite- of the Petition of Right , after having , for goodly more ...
... took his little son on his knee and kissed him ! We We are not careful to answer in censure him for having violated the articles this matter . These charges , were they infinite- of the Petition of Right , after having , for goodly more ...
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... took to treat in verse , were precisely those which he understood least . His arguments , therefore , are often worthless . But the man- ner in which they are stated is beyond all praise . The style is transparent . The topics follow ...
... took to treat in verse , were precisely those which he understood least . His arguments , therefore , are often worthless . But the man- ner in which they are stated is beyond all praise . The style is transparent . The topics follow ...
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... took place after the recess in the summer of 1641 , as mischie- vous and violent . He thinks , that from that time , the demands of the Houses were not war- ranted by any imminent danger to the consti- tution , and that in the war which ...
... took place after the recess in the summer of 1641 , as mischie- vous and violent . He thinks , that from that time , the demands of the Houses were not war- ranted by any imminent danger to the consti- tution , and that in the war which ...
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... took place in England , and in England alone ? It was not surely without a cause that so many kindred systems of govern- ment , having flourished together so long , lar- guished and expired at almost the same time . It is the fashion to ...
... took place in England , and in England alone ? It was not surely without a cause that so many kindred systems of govern- ment , having flourished together so long , lar- guished and expired at almost the same time . It is the fashion to ...
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... took the side of the king on this question would have ursed their own loyalty if they had seen him return from war at the head of twenty thou- sand troops , accustomed to carnage and free quarters in Ireland . We think with Mr. Hallam ...
... took the side of the king on this question would have ursed their own loyalty if they had seen him return from war at the head of twenty thou- sand troops , accustomed to carnage and free quarters in Ireland . We think with Mr. Hallam ...
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