Sir John Eliot. John Pym. Lord Chatham. Lord Mansfield. Edmund BurkeCharles Kendall Adams Putnam, 1884 - Speeches, addresses, etc., English |
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... ment , were put down with a rigorous hand . The general tendency was toward the establish- ment of a firmer absolution both in Church and in State . But in England this tendency was arrested . It was the good fortune of the nation to ...
... ment , were put down with a rigorous hand . The general tendency was toward the establish- ment of a firmer absolution both in Church and in State . But in England this tendency was arrested . It was the good fortune of the nation to ...
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... ment . At first there was perhaps no clearly defined purpose to cause any positive breach of constitutional obligation , but gradually the government drifted into a policy of the most flagrant oppression . No Parliament was called for ...
... ment . At first there was perhaps no clearly defined purpose to cause any positive breach of constitutional obligation , but gradually the government drifted into a policy of the most flagrant oppression . No Parliament was called for ...
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... ment here or there of sufficient force or authori- ty to decide their mutual differences ; and , government being dissolved , nothing remains but that the colonies must either change their Constitution , and take some new form of gov ...
... ment here or there of sufficient force or authori- ty to decide their mutual differences ; and , government being dissolved , nothing remains but that the colonies must either change their Constitution , and take some new form of gov ...
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SIR JOHN ELIOT | 1 |
ON THE CONDITION OF ENGLAND UNDER THE DUKE OF BUCK | 13 |
JOHN | 27 |
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