A Collection of Scarce and Valuable Tracts: On the Most Interesting and Entertaining Subjects: But Chiefly Such as Relate to the History and Constitution of These Kingdoms, Volume 10Walter Scott AMS Press, 1965 - Great Britain |
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Page 453
... interest of his country than to the court ; for there never was a reign wherein the interest of king and people are more confidently stated as contradistinct than in this , though it be only the consent and pretended interest of the ...
... interest of his country than to the court ; for there never was a reign wherein the interest of king and people are more confidently stated as contradistinct than in this , though it be only the consent and pretended interest of the ...
Page 477
... interest . II . That such a conquest is palpably opposite to the interest of all the princes and states of Europe . And lastly , That to attempt a French conquest of England , either for himself or King James , is not the interest of ...
... interest . II . That such a conquest is palpably opposite to the interest of all the princes and states of Europe . And lastly , That to attempt a French conquest of England , either for himself or King James , is not the interest of ...
Page 536
... interest governs the world , however men may mistake what is their own interest , I think myself obliged , in the third place , to show that it is the interest of the king , and every sort of men , that he should be re- stored upon ...
... interest governs the world , however men may mistake what is their own interest , I think myself obliged , in the third place , to show that it is the interest of the king , and every sort of men , that he should be re- stored upon ...
Contents
Tracts during the Reign of King William | 1 |
Letter from the Emperor to King James 9th Apr 1689 | 18 |
Reflections on the late and present Effects of Proceedings in England | 174 |
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