The History of England from the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the Revolution in 1688, Volume 4Harper, 1879 - Great Britain |
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Page 28
... refused her , the use of those sacred rites in which she had been educated , the commerce with those holy ministers whom Heaven had appointed to receive the acknowledgment of our transgressions , and to seal our penitence by a solemn ...
... refused her , the use of those sacred rites in which she had been educated , the commerce with those holy ministers whom Heaven had appointed to receive the acknowledgment of our transgressions , and to seal our penitence by a solemn ...
Page 30
... refusal upon them , and pretending that nothing further was required to a perfect accommodation than the concur- rence of the council of state in Scotland , she ordered her ambassador , Bowes , to open the negotiations for Mary's ...
... refusal upon them , and pretending that nothing further was required to a perfect accommodation than the concur- rence of the council of state in Scotland , she ordered her ambassador , Bowes , to open the negotiations for Mary's ...
Page 56
... refused , during some time , to share the glory of the enterprise with any others ; he challenged the whole to himself , and it was with some difficulty he was in- duced to depart from this preposterous ambition . The deliverance of the ...
... refused , during some time , to share the glory of the enterprise with any others ; he challenged the whole to himself , and it was with some difficulty he was in- duced to depart from this preposterous ambition . The deliverance of the ...
Page 62
... refuse to answer before them . Burleigh , the treasurer , and Bromley , the chancellor , employed much reasoning to make her submit ; but the per- son whose arguments had the chief influence was Sir Christo- pher Hatton , vice ...
... refuse to answer before them . Burleigh , the treasurer , and Bromley , the chancellor , employed much reasoning to make her submit ; but the per- son whose arguments had the chief influence was Sir Christo- pher Hatton , vice ...
Page 64
... refuse to be converted to the Catholic faith ; an event , she there said , of which there was no expectation while he remained in the hands of his Scottish subjects . " Even this part of the charge she took no pains to deny , or ...
... refuse to be converted to the Catholic faith ; an event , she there said , of which there was no expectation while he remained in the hands of his Scottish subjects . " Even this part of the charge she took no pains to deny , or ...
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