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... Parliament Renewed quarrel with the Lords Complaints of the House of Commons Suspected regiments disbanded Death of Queen Anne and fall of the Tory Adminis- 353 354 355 357 358 359 • tration 360 CHAPTER III . PROTESTANT ADMINISTRATION ...
... Parliament Renewed quarrel with the Lords Complaints of the House of Commons Suspected regiments disbanded Death of Queen Anne and fall of the Tory Adminis- 353 354 355 357 358 359 • tration 360 CHAPTER III . PROTESTANT ADMINISTRATION ...
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... House of Commons were the extremes of both parties , and were equally bitter against Lord Strafford and the Government . A knot of Catholic barristers , patriots of the familiar type , had put themselves forward as the spokesmen of ...
... House of Commons were the extremes of both parties , and were equally bitter against Lord Strafford and the Government . A knot of Catholic barristers , patriots of the familiar type , had put themselves forward as the spokesmen of ...
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... House of Commons in England , by Lieutenant - Colonel Audley Mervyn , June 4 , 1642 . 2 The Irish Parliament was so intent on these impeachments that it claimed to be the supreme judicial court of Ireland , and insisted that , by the ...
... House of Commons in England , by Lieutenant - Colonel Audley Mervyn , June 4 , 1642 . 2 The Irish Parliament was so intent on these impeachments that it claimed to be the supreme judicial court of Ireland , and insisted that , by the ...
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James Anthony Froude. BOOK I. 1641 the complaints of the House to London ' - complaints of injury to trade , monopolies , the High Commission Court , inquisitions into titles and arbitrary powers ; and the Parliament declared itself in ...
James Anthony Froude. BOOK I. 1641 the complaints of the House to London ' - complaints of injury to trade , monopolies , the High Commission Court , inquisitions into titles and arbitrary powers ; and the Parliament declared itself in ...
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... Parliament ; 1 but the suspension of the constitution could not last for ever . At the next election the Catholics were prepared to resume their privilege of voting . A Catholic majority might easily be returned in the House of Commons ...
... Parliament ; 1 but the suspension of the constitution could not last for ever . At the next election the Catholics were prepared to resume their privilege of voting . A Catholic majority might easily be returned in the House of Commons ...
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