History of England from the Accession of James I. to the Outbreak of the Civil War, 1603-1642: 1616-1621Longmans, Green, and Company, 1895 |
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... Elector of 272 England 287 Saxony • 272 Proposed attack on Algiers Doncaster sent as ambas- 288 Policy of the Lutherans 273 sador to Germany 289 Policy of the Calvinists 274 Death of the Emperor Frederick V. Elector Pala- tine ...
... Elector of 272 England 287 Saxony • 272 Proposed attack on Algiers Doncaster sent as ambas- 288 Policy of the Lutherans 273 sador to Germany 289 Policy of the Calvinists 274 Death of the Emperor Frederick V. Elector Pala- tine ...
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... electors . Whitelocke's success would have done no great harm to the Government ; but James had not forgotten the reluctance of the City magistrates to punish the rioters who had assaulted the house of the Spanish Ambassador , and he ...
... electors . Whitelocke's success would have done no great harm to the Government ; but James had not forgotten the reluctance of the City magistrates to punish the rioters who had assaulted the house of the Spanish Ambassador , and he ...
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... electors would be protesting against what was practically a violation of the freedom of elec- tion . By choosing Heath , they would maintain that good understanding with the Government which was in many re- spects so essential to their ...
... electors would be protesting against what was practically a violation of the freedom of elec- tion . By choosing Heath , they would maintain that good understanding with the Government which was in many re- spects so essential to their ...
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... elector of Saxony or a landgrave of Hesse . A king of Bohemia must still be retained , and the actual king was one who was far more opposed to the no- bility than James II . was to the English people in 1688 , or Charles X. was to the ...
... elector of Saxony or a landgrave of Hesse . A king of Bohemia must still be retained , and the actual king was one who was far more opposed to the no- bility than James II . was to the English people in 1688 , or Charles X. was to the ...
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... Elector of Saxony . Spending his days in the hunting - field , The Elector and his evenings in deep carouses , from which he seldom retired sober , he had neither time nor in- clination for intellectual culture . If he hated anything at ...
... Elector of Saxony . Spending his days in the hunting - field , The Elector and his evenings in deep carouses , from which he seldom retired sober , he had neither time nor in- clination for intellectual culture . If he hated anything at ...
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