Essays, Critical and MiscellaneousD. Appleton & Company, 1873 - 744 páginas |
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... England with mourning and dismay , as a mere error of judgment , wild and foolish , but perfectly innocent . Such was not , however , at the time , the opinion of any party . The most zealous royalists were so much disgusted and ashamed ...
... England with mourning and dismay , as a mere error of judgment , wild and foolish , but perfectly innocent . Such was not , however , at the time , the opinion of any party . The most zealous royalists were so much disgusted and ashamed ...
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... England escaped ; but she es- caped very narrowly . Happily , our insular situation and the pacific policy of James ren- dered standing armies unnecessary here , till they had been for some time kept up in the neighbouring kingdoms ...
... England escaped ; but she es- caped very narrowly . Happily , our insular situation and the pacific policy of James ren- dered standing armies unnecessary here , till they had been for some time kept up in the neighbouring kingdoms ...
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... England has never seen . Jones , Scroggs , Jeffries , North , Wright , Saw . yer , Williams , Shower , are to this day the spots and blemishes of our legal chronicles . Differ ing in constitution and in situation , whether blustering or ...
... England has never seen . Jones , Scroggs , Jeffries , North , Wright , Saw . yer , Williams , Shower , are to this day the spots and blemishes of our legal chronicles . Differ ing in constitution and in situation , whether blustering or ...
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... England . Many men who , however erroneous their poli- tical notions might be , were unquestionably honourable in private life , accepted money withc scruple from the foreign powers fa- vourable to the Pretender . Never was there less ...
... England . Many men who , however erroneous their poli- tical notions might be , were unquestionably honourable in private life , accepted money withc scruple from the foreign powers fa- vourable to the Pretender . Never was there less ...
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... England . Let us take the form of government which he most admires and regrets , the government of Eng land in the time of Charles the First . Would he wish to see a closer connection between church and state than then existed ? Would ...
... England . Let us take the form of government which he most admires and regrets , the government of Eng land in the time of Charles the First . Would he wish to see a closer connection between church and state than then existed ? Would ...
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