The History of England from the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the Revolution in 1688, Volume 4Harper, 1879 - Great Britain |
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... reign never exempted her from vigi- lance and attention ; but the scene began now to be more overcast , and dangers gradually multiplied on her from more than one quarter . 1580 . Affairs of Scotland . The Earl of Morton had hitherto ...
... reign never exempted her from vigi- lance and attention ; but the scene began now to be more overcast , and dangers gradually multiplied on her from more than one quarter . 1580 . Affairs of Scotland . The Earl of Morton had hitherto ...
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... had followed , of cultivating the affections of her people , had hitherto rendered her reign secure and happy , and , however her enemies might seem to multiply upon her , the same invincible rampart 22 CH . XLI . HISTORY OF ENGLAND .
... had followed , of cultivating the affections of her people , had hitherto rendered her reign secure and happy , and , however her enemies might seem to multiply upon her , the same invincible rampart 22 CH . XLI . HISTORY OF ENGLAND .
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... reign would preserve her from contempt ; the affections of her subjects and those of all the Protestants in Europe would defend her from danger , and her own pru- dence , without other aid or assistance , would baffle all the efforts of ...
... reign would preserve her from contempt ; the affections of her subjects and those of all the Protestants in Europe would defend her from danger , and her own pru- dence , without other aid or assistance , would baffle all the efforts of ...
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... reign , the law was sometimes executed by the capital punishment of priests ; and , though the partisans of that princess asserted that they were punished for their treason , not their religion , the apology 40 2ĩ Eliz . cap . 1 . 47 + ...
... reign , the law was sometimes executed by the capital punishment of priests ; and , though the partisans of that princess asserted that they were punished for their treason , not their religion , the apology 40 2ĩ Eliz . cap . 1 . 47 + ...
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... reign a new commission , in which she enlarged , rather than restrained , the powers of the commissioners . 53 During this session of Parliament there was discovered a conspiracy which much increased the general animosity against the ...
... reign a new commission , in which she enlarged , rather than restrained , the powers of the commissioners . 53 During this session of Parliament there was discovered a conspiracy which much increased the general animosity against the ...
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