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Page vii
... England , on the other hand , whose treasury would be better supplied by opulent subjects than by a million of naked and famished objects , are obliged , at an enormous expense , to hire foreign mercenaries of every religion , with ...
... England , on the other hand , whose treasury would be better supplied by opulent subjects than by a million of naked and famished objects , are obliged , at an enormous expense , to hire foreign mercenaries of every religion , with ...
Page 55
... England , in quality of descen- dants of its ancient and rightful kings . If there be no incen- tive to gratitude on our part , no right to our allegiance on theirs , the bonds of attachment are dissolved , and the great panegyrists of ...
... England , in quality of descen- dants of its ancient and rightful kings . If there be no incen- tive to gratitude on our part , no right to our allegiance on theirs , the bonds of attachment are dissolved , and the great panegyrists of ...
Page 57
... England , James the Second , with the apathy of a Stoic , or the timidity of an old woman , throws the royal seals into the Thames , disap- pears , leaves three kingdoms in the utmost anarchy and con- fusion , the reins of government ...
... England , James the Second , with the apathy of a Stoic , or the timidity of an old woman , throws the royal seals into the Thames , disap- pears , leaves three kingdoms in the utmost anarchy and con- fusion , the reins of government ...
Page 62
... England affords several instances of the kind , a long time before the accession of the Stuarts to the throne . The law both in present and past times , is , and has been , that the crown is hereditary in the wearer : that ' the king ...
... England affords several instances of the kind , a long time before the accession of the Stuarts to the throne . The law both in present and past times , is , and has been , that the crown is hereditary in the wearer : that ' the king ...
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... England : for their original title was defective , as derived from William the Conqueror , an usurper , or from the ancient Saxons , who plundered and dispossessed the Britons . How can we calm the consciences of the Dutch , Portuguese ...
... England : for their original title was defective , as derived from William the Conqueror , an usurper , or from the ancient Saxons , who plundered and dispossessed the Britons . How can we calm the consciences of the Dutch , Portuguese ...
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Miscellaneous Tracts: By the Rev. Arthur O'Leary. Containing, I. A Defence ... Arthur O'Leary No preview available - 1782 |
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