Select Journal of Foreign Periodical Literature, Tom 1Andrews Norton, Charles Folsom Charles Bowen, 1833 |
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... believe , almost entirely neglected , was then an old English man- sion , built in the days of the Plantagenets and the Tudors . It stood on the brow of a hill which overlooks a narrow valley . The extensive woods which surround it were ...
... believe , almost entirely neglected , was then an old English man- sion , built in the days of the Plantagenets and the Tudors . It stood on the brow of a hill which overlooks a narrow valley . The extensive woods which surround it were ...
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... believe Charles to have been , beyond all comparison , a worse and more dangerous king than his son . The Dutch were strangers to us , the Scots a kindred people , speaking the same language , subjects of the same crown , not aliens in ...
... believe Charles to have been , beyond all comparison , a worse and more dangerous king than his son . The Dutch were strangers to us , the Scots a kindred people , speaking the same language , subjects of the same crown , not aliens in ...
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... believe that there was . We believe that the contest in which the Parliament was engaged against the King was a contest for the security of our property , - for the liberty of our persons , for every thing which makes us to differ from ...
... believe that there was . We believe that the contest in which the Parliament was engaged against the King was a contest for the security of our property , - for the liberty of our persons , for every thing which makes us to differ from ...
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... believe , voted for the Bill of Attainder . Certainly none of them voted against it . They had all agreed to the act which made the consent of the Parliament necessary to its own dissolution or prorogation . Hyde had been among the most ...
... believe , voted for the Bill of Attainder . Certainly none of them voted against it . They had all agreed to the act which made the consent of the Parliament necessary to its own dissolution or prorogation . Hyde had been among the most ...
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... believe , and we certainly do believe , that he went fully determined to carry his unlawful design into effect by violence ; and , if necessary , to shed the blood of the chiefs of the Opposi- tion on the very floor of the Parliament ...
... believe , and we certainly do believe , that he went fully determined to carry his unlawful design into effect by violence ; and , if necessary , to shed the blood of the chiefs of the Opposi- tion on the very floor of the Parliament ...
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