History of England from the Accession of James I. to the Outbreak of the Civil War 1603-1642: 1641-1642Longmans, Green, 1894 |
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... subject of study . Still , it must be acknow- ledged that there would be cause for disappointment if it could be shown that the study of the social and political life of men of a past age had no bearing whatever on the social and politi ...
... subject of study . Still , it must be acknow- ledged that there would be cause for disappointment if it could be shown that the study of the social and political life of men of a past age had no bearing whatever on the social and politi ...
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... subject , informs me that he is unable to recollect any case in the Middle Ages in which ordinances were made by the two Houses without the Royal authority . mittee to reside in Scotland , instead of appointing one 4 CH . C. THE ...
... subject , informs me that he is unable to recollect any case in the Middle Ages in which ordinances were made by the two Houses without the Royal authority . mittee to reside in Scotland , instead of appointing one 4 CH . C. THE ...
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... subjects . Even in England there were symptoms that the tide of feeling , which had been running so strongly against Charles , was on the turn . Nothing was generally known of Possibility of a reaction in the wild projects which he had ...
... subjects . Even in England there were symptoms that the tide of feeling , which had been running so strongly against Charles , was on the turn . Nothing was generally known of Possibility of a reaction in the wild projects which he had ...
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... subjects . He was not even present to keep up that show of authority which might one day be con- verted into real power . The Houses were accustom- ing themselves to the issue of ordinances . On the 24th there was one directing certain ...
... subjects . He was not even present to keep up that show of authority which might one day be con- verted into real power . The Houses were accustom- ing themselves to the issue of ordinances . On the 24th there was one directing certain ...
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... subjects , and Laud and Williams , Milton and Chillingworth , had no peers amongst the writers of literary prose . The peculiarity of this ecclesiastical literature was that it was controversial in its nature . When its successful ...
... subjects , and Laud and Williams , Milton and Chillingworth , had no peers amongst the writers of literary prose . The peculiarity of this ecclesiastical literature was that it was controversial in its nature . When its successful ...
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