A History of England in the Lives of Englishmen, Volume 3George Godfrey Cunningham A. Fullarton, 1855 |
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... interest in France , who had been sent over by Louis to confer with the popular party , which has been made the ground of a malig- nant charge by Dalrymple , who attempts to represent Russell as hold- ing corrupt intercourse with the ...
... interest in France , who had been sent over by Louis to confer with the popular party , which has been made the ground of a malig- nant charge by Dalrymple , who attempts to represent Russell as hold- ing corrupt intercourse with the ...
Page 439
... interest of the crown in these manors . She then proceeded to clear them of all incumbrances , and finally ordered a magnificent palace to be built at her expense , and the whole conferred on the duke and his heirs for ever . By this ...
... interest of the crown in these manors . She then proceeded to clear them of all incumbrances , and finally ordered a magnificent palace to be built at her expense , and the whole conferred on the duke and his heirs for ever . By this ...
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... interest of the nation as an argument above all party interests . To complete the triumph of the tories , the queen dissolved the parliament . He In the new elections the trial of Sacheverel was employed as a popu- lar subject of ...
... interest of the nation as an argument above all party interests . To complete the triumph of the tories , the queen dissolved the parliament . He In the new elections the trial of Sacheverel was employed as a popu- lar subject of ...
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