Some traditionall memorialls on the reign of Queene Elizabeth [by Francis OsborneJ. Ballantyne, 1811 - Great Britain |
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... never the wiser as to the knowledge of the true and proper causer of the motion . For my- self , I confess I am more highly bound to letters , than any acquired advantage or na- tural endowment self - partiality or others indulgence ...
... never the wiser as to the knowledge of the true and proper causer of the motion . For my- self , I confess I am more highly bound to letters , than any acquired advantage or na- tural endowment self - partiality or others indulgence ...
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... never precipitated Re- I venge . 21. Parliaments frequent , and consequently moderate . She restrains their Debates about Succession and Re- ligion . Keeps the Church humble , and carries fair with her Parliament . The Schismaticks ...
... never precipitated Re- I venge . 21. Parliaments frequent , and consequently moderate . She restrains their Debates about Succession and Re- ligion . Keeps the Church humble , and carries fair with her Parliament . The Schismaticks ...
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... never joy- ed . The Occasion of her Death - reported to proceed from the Countess of Notinghams not delivering the Q. a Ring , sent her by Essex , ( to whom she had for- merly given it as a Pledge of her Affection and his Safety ...
... never joy- ed . The Occasion of her Death - reported to proceed from the Countess of Notinghams not delivering the Q. a Ring , sent her by Essex , ( to whom she had for- merly given it as a Pledge of her Affection and his Safety ...
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... never so little out of their track of honour * This is too strongly stated ; yet there was an obvi- ous anxiety to follow the church of Rome , when dif- ference was not essentially required by doctrinal points . Thus the sacramental ...
... never so little out of their track of honour * This is too strongly stated ; yet there was an obvi- ous anxiety to follow the church of Rome , when dif- ference was not essentially required by doctrinal points . Thus the sacramental ...
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... never made use of her own liberty to inslave the nation , but repaid , or rather exceeded in thanks and acknowledgments all power they gave her ; an art lost in these latter times , or thought unkingly . But I leave this her wisdome to ...
... never made use of her own liberty to inslave the nation , but repaid , or rather exceeded in thanks and acknowledgments all power they gave her ; an art lost in these latter times , or thought unkingly . But I leave this her wisdome to ...
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