Essays, Critical and MiscellaneousA. Hart, 1853 - 744 páginas |
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... party and party . examine grievances before they would vote " I know very well , " says he , " that the common supplies . For this insolence , they were dis- solved almost as soon as they met . lawyers will be passionately against it ...
... party and party . examine grievances before they would vote " I know very well , " says he , " that the common supplies . For this insolence , they were dis- solved almost as soon as they met . lawyers will be passionately against it ...
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... party , at whose pleasure all the magis- trates composing the tribunal were removable . The decision in the case of Strafford was unanimous ; as far as we can judge , it was un- biassed ; and though there may be room for hesitation , we ...
... party , at whose pleasure all the magis- trates composing the tribunal were removable . The decision in the case of Strafford was unanimous ; as far as we can judge , it was un- biassed ; and though there may be room for hesitation , we ...
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... party were fast declining in credit . The remonstrance had been carried with great dif- ficulty . The uncompromising antagonists of the court , such as Cromwell , had begun to talk of selling their estates and leaving Eng- land . The ...
... party were fast declining in credit . The remonstrance had been carried with great dif- ficulty . The uncompromising antagonists of the court , such as Cromwell , had begun to talk of selling their estates and leaving Eng- land . The ...
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... party has no remedy against the king . " most extended ministry that ever existed , into a feeble opposition , and raised a king who was talking of retiring to Hanover , to a height of power which none of his predecessors had en- joyed ...
... party has no remedy against the king . " most extended ministry that ever existed , into a feeble opposition , and raised a king who was talking of retiring to Hanover , to a height of power which none of his predecessors had en- joyed ...
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... party . The most zealous royalists were so much disgusted and ashamed , that they suspended their opposition to the po- pular party , and , silently , at least , concurred in measures of precaution so strong as almost to amount to ...
... party . The most zealous royalists were so much disgusted and ashamed , that they suspended their opposition to the po- pular party , and , silently , at least , concurred in measures of precaution so strong as almost to amount to ...
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