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... fupport . He regarded as indifputable his title to the exercife of the powers , however arbitrary , which had been occafionally affumed by his predeceffors of the House of Tudor . He never reflected , that the non - refiftance of the ...
... fupport . He regarded as indifputable his title to the exercife of the powers , however arbitrary , which had been occafionally affumed by his predeceffors of the House of Tudor . He never reflected , that the non - refiftance of the ...
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... fupport him in the attempt . But this agreement between the general and the ambaffador was overheard by Monk's wife , who had concealed herself for that purpose behind the hangings , and fent immediate information of her husband's ...
... fupport him in the attempt . But this agreement between the general and the ambaffador was overheard by Monk's wife , who had concealed herself for that purpose behind the hangings , and fent immediate information of her husband's ...
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... fupport from the above paffage in the SECRET HISTORY . * Monk , though no ftatefiman , had all that low cunning , which is ufually connected with a bad heart , and a mean intel- lect . As foon as he made up his mind on the plan to be ...
... fupport from the above paffage in the SECRET HISTORY . * Monk , though no ftatefiman , had all that low cunning , which is ufually connected with a bad heart , and a mean intel- lect . As foon as he made up his mind on the plan to be ...
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... fupport from the Spanish king , who also promised him the affistance of an army for his re - establishment on the throne of England . This made a great noife , and raised the * It was also faid , that some of the judges , ftruck with ...
... fupport from the Spanish king , who also promised him the affistance of an army for his re - establishment on the throne of England . This made a great noife , and raised the * It was also faid , that some of the judges , ftruck with ...
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... fupport it , banished all thoughts of œconomy . His majefty refolved forthwith to fettle his house according to former rules , or rather without any rule ; and directed his own table to be more magnificently furnished , than had ever ...
... fupport it , banished all thoughts of œconomy . His majefty refolved forthwith to fettle his house according to former rules , or rather without any rule ; and directed his own table to be more magnificently furnished , than had ever ...
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