An Historical and Critical Account of the Life and Writings of James I. King of Great Britain: After the Manner of Mr. Bayle |
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... Spain detected by them . James obedient to Elizabeth ; the reafons of it . 19 . 21 . James difregarded by the Scotch nobility . 22 . An account of the disobedient behaviour of the Scotch clergy towards James . 23 . His refentment of ...
... Spain detected by them . James obedient to Elizabeth ; the reafons of it . 19 . 21 . James difregarded by the Scotch nobility . 22 . An account of the disobedient behaviour of the Scotch clergy towards James . 23 . His refentment of ...
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... kings . Praife of the French protestants . Lord Shaftsbury's defcription of our prince ... Spain greatly in ber favour . Ill ftate of Spain . The peace bought by ... king of Bohemia ; defeated at the battle of Prague , and lofes his domi ...
... kings . Praife of the French protestants . Lord Shaftsbury's defcription of our prince ... Spain greatly in ber favour . Ill ftate of Spain . The peace bought by ... king of Bohemia ; defeated at the battle of Prague , and lofes his domi ...
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... Spain . Confequences hereof . Fortune favours prince Charles . Treaty of marriage with Spain broke off . Remarks hereon , 170-174 . James ridiculed by Henry IV . of France , and Maurice prince of Orange , Expofed by foreigners and his ...
... Spain . Confequences hereof . Fortune favours prince Charles . Treaty of marriage with Spain broke off . Remarks hereon , 170-174 . James ridiculed by Henry IV . of France , and Maurice prince of Orange , Expofed by foreigners and his ...
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... king , and had those about him who took every opportunity to infinuate thofe ... Spain , who wood's state offered in the name of " James to be reconciled to ... Spain detected by them.
... king , and had those about him who took every opportunity to infinuate thofe ... Spain , who wood's state offered in the name of " James to be reconciled to ... Spain detected by them.
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... Spain ( a ) . But yet notwithstanding the grudge ( a ) Win- he bore her , he refused her nothing , nor dared to con- wood , Vol . tradict her . For he had a yearly penfion from the I. p . 2 . queen , I think , ten thousand pounds , the ...
... Spain ( a ) . But yet notwithstanding the grudge ( a ) Win- he bore her , he refused her nothing , nor dared to con- wood , Vol . tradict her . For he had a yearly penfion from the I. p . 2 . queen , I think , ten thousand pounds , the ...
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