A History of England in the Lives of Englishmen, Volume 5George Godfrey Cunningham A. Fullarton, 1855 |
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... measures of any kind . They hated the house of Hanover as heartily as the Jacobites , but their attachment to the church of England made them hesitate to adopt a line of conduct which might ultimately terminate in the restoration of the ...
... measures of any kind . They hated the house of Hanover as heartily as the Jacobites , but their attachment to the church of England made them hesitate to adopt a line of conduct which might ultimately terminate in the restoration of the ...
Page 4
... measures of any kind . They hated the house of Hanover as heartily as the Jacobites , but their attachment to the church of England made them hesitate to adopt a line of conduct which might ultimately terminate in the restoration of the ...
... measures of any kind . They hated the house of Hanover as heartily as the Jacobites , but their attachment to the church of England made them hesitate to adopt a line of conduct which might ultimately terminate in the restoration of the ...
Page 20
... him , they were astonished and confounded . However , they soon resolved on the measures which they were to pursue for the future and determined no longer to serve a man who could not be persuaded 20 [ SEVENTH POLITICAL SERIES .
... him , they were astonished and confounded . However , they soon resolved on the measures which they were to pursue for the future and determined no longer to serve a man who could not be persuaded 20 [ SEVENTH POLITICAL SERIES .
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... measures had been concerted with the utmost secrecy , the British ministry had the good fortune to procure correct information of them ; and , ere it reached the British channel , a fleet , consisting of twenty - nine ships of the line ...
... measures had been concerted with the utmost secrecy , the British ministry had the good fortune to procure correct information of them ; and , ere it reached the British channel , a fleet , consisting of twenty - nine ships of the line ...
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... measure , affected to take no notice of the signal , but made that for a general chase , setting his top - gallant sails at the same instant . Anson saw the propriety of Warren's measures , and , instead of enforcing his own , repeated ...
... measure , affected to take no notice of the signal , but made that for a general chase , setting his top - gallant sails at the same instant . Anson saw the propriety of Warren's measures , and , instead of enforcing his own , repeated ...
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