Critical and Miscellaneous Essays, Volumen1D. Appleton, 1860 - 568 páginas |
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... followed , contented them- selves with improving on the original plan . They found models at home , and therefore they did not look for them abroad . But when enlightened men on the continent began to think about political reformation ...
... followed , contented them- selves with improving on the original plan . They found models at home , and therefore they did not look for them abroad . But when enlightened men on the continent began to think about political reformation ...
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... followed the Revolution . That James and Charles should have been mistaken on this point , is not surprising . But we are astonished , we must confess , when writers of our own time , men who have before them the proof of what ...
... followed the Revolution . That James and Charles should have been mistaken on this point , is not surprising . But we are astonished , we must confess , when writers of our own time , men who have before them the proof of what ...
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... followed the accession of his son , portended a contest of no common severity , between a king resolved to be absolute , and a people resolved to be free . The famous proceedings of the third parliament of Charles , and the tyrannical ...
... followed the accession of his son , portended a contest of no common severity , between a king resolved to be absolute , and a people resolved to be free . The famous proceedings of the third parliament of Charles , and the tyrannical ...
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... followed , we have little doubt that he would have con- demned himself to share the exile and beggary of the royal family ; that he would then have returned to oppose all their measures ; that he would have been sent to the Tower by the ...
... followed , we have little doubt that he would have con- demned himself to share the exile and beggary of the royal family ; that he would then have returned to oppose all their measures ; that he would have been sent to the Tower by the ...
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... followed , their deci- sion ought to have been the same . Under any circumstances , we should have preferred Cromwell to Charles . But there could be no comparison between Cromwell and Charles victorious - Charles restored , Charles ...
... followed , their deci- sion ought to have been the same . Under any circumstances , we should have preferred Cromwell to Charles . But there could be no comparison between Cromwell and Charles victorious - Charles restored , Charles ...
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