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Page 481
... cause ; whether it was , that they perceived the uniform plan the king had pursued in order to their reduction , or ... causes of the transactions they relate ; but whatever were the causes of so extraordinary a conspiracy , it was not ...
... cause ; whether it was , that they perceived the uniform plan the king had pursued in order to their reduction , or ... causes of the transactions they relate ; but whatever were the causes of so extraordinary a conspiracy , it was not ...
Page 483
... cause , which did not misbecome it ; the cause of a father attacked by his children . This took off the ill impression left by Becket's death , and kept the bishops firm in their allegiance . Having taken his measures with judgment , he ...
... cause , which did not misbecome it ; the cause of a father attacked by his children . This took off the ill impression left by Becket's death , and kept the bishops firm in their allegiance . Having taken his measures with judgment , he ...
Page 496
... cause of Europe , treated him with yet greater cruelty . To give a colour of justice to his violence , he proposed ... caused VII . caused the greatest consternation in all his good 496 AN ABRIDGMENT OF.
... cause of Europe , treated him with yet greater cruelty . To give a colour of justice to his violence , he proposed ... caused VII . caused the greatest consternation in all his good 496 AN ABRIDGMENT OF.
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