The Continuation Of Mr. Rapin's History of England: From the Revolution to the Present Times, Volumen18for T. Osborne, J. Hodges, J. Robinson, H. Woodfall, W. Strahan, J. Rivington, J. Ward, R. Baldwin, W. Owen, W. Johnston, J. Richardson, P. Davey and B. Law, G. Keith, T. Longman, T. Field, T. Caslon, S. Crowder, H. Woodgate, M. Cooper, and C. Ware, 1758 - 552 páginas |
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... gave him a moft magnifi- cent fupper , to which the perfons of the first rank were invited ; as was alfo general Stanhope , who , being lately exchanged for the duke of Efcalona , took Fontainebleau in his way to England . The lord ...
... gave him a moft magnifi- cent fupper , to which the perfons of the first rank were invited ; as was alfo general Stanhope , who , being lately exchanged for the duke of Efcalona , took Fontainebleau in his way to England . The lord ...
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... the court of France . baffador to The choice of the duke for that ambaffy gave melancholy Burnet . speculations to those who thought him much in the preten- der's France . 1 1712. der's intereft , and knew , that he OF ENGLAND . 29.
... the court of France . baffador to The choice of the duke for that ambaffy gave melancholy Burnet . speculations to those who thought him much in the preten- der's France . 1 1712. der's intereft , and knew , that he OF ENGLAND . 29.
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... gave no oppofition ; but the fame active and paffive obedience was not practifed by him under king William . This was afcribed to his retaining principles , very inconfiftent with an intire approbation of his go- vernment ; to which has ...
... gave no oppofition ; but the fame active and paffive obedience was not practifed by him under king William . This was afcribed to his retaining principles , very inconfiftent with an intire approbation of his go- vernment ; to which has ...
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... gave occafion to people to imagine , that the ministry , being difturbed to fee fo much public refpect paid to a man , whom they had ufed fo ill , had fet thefe profecutions on foot , only to render his stay in England uneafy to him ...
... gave occafion to people to imagine , that the ministry , being difturbed to fee fo much public refpect paid to a man , whom they had ufed fo ill , had fet thefe profecutions on foot , only to render his stay in England uneafy to him ...
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... gave ftill new occa- fion for jealousy . For , whereas , by the former treaty , they were ftrictly bound to maintain the fucceffion , fo that they were obliged to oppose any attempts they faw made against it , they were by this treaty ...
... gave ftill new occa- fion for jealousy . For , whereas , by the former treaty , they were ftrictly bound to maintain the fucceffion , fo that they were obliged to oppose any attempts they faw made against it , they were by this treaty ...
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