A History of England in the Lives of Englishmen, Volume 3George Godfrey Cunningham A. Fullarton, 1855 |
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... never to consent to the exclusion of his brother : an office of so obnoxious a character , that no other person could be found to undertake it . When , however , in January 1681 , the king dissolved the parliament without the advice of ...
... never to consent to the exclusion of his brother : an office of so obnoxious a character , that no other person could be found to undertake it . When , however , in January 1681 , the king dissolved the parliament without the advice of ...
Page 129
... never surpassed by that of any individual . His learning , large and va- rious as its stores were , appears never to have overlaid his intellect , but to have been used , if not always necessarily , yet aptly and for pur- poses truly ...
... never surpassed by that of any individual . His learning , large and va- rious as its stores were , appears never to have overlaid his intellect , but to have been used , if not always necessarily , yet aptly and for pur- poses truly ...
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... never allowed it to warp the mild and generous sentiments of Christian brotherhood , and he declared with equal wisdom and goodness , that for his part , he could never observe in any church - government such transcendant excellency ...
... never allowed it to warp the mild and generous sentiments of Christian brotherhood , and he declared with equal wisdom and goodness , that for his part , he could never observe in any church - government such transcendant excellency ...
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