An Historical and Critical Account of the Lives and Writings of James I. and Charles I. and of the Lives of Oliver Cromwell and Charles II...: From Original Writers and State-papers, Volume 5F.C. and J. Rivington, 1814 |
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... crown : next , that it is very hard for a man not to do sometimes too much of that , which he concludeth ne- cessary for him to practise . Men should consider , that as there would be no false dice , if there were no true ones ; so if ...
... crown : next , that it is very hard for a man not to do sometimes too much of that , which he concludeth ne- cessary for him to practise . Men should consider , that as there would be no false dice , if there were no true ones ; so if ...
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... crown's best guard , He lets them starve for want of bread . Never was any king endu'd With so much grace and gratitude . " " To see them who suffer'd for father and son , And helped to bring the latter to's throne , Who , with lives ...
... crown's best guard , He lets them starve for want of bread . Never was any king endu'd With so much grace and gratitude . " " To see them who suffer'd for father and son , And helped to bring the latter to's throne , Who , with lives ...
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... crown : but will confine myself to the cases of a few persons , one of whom only was of that persuasion . The marquis of Argyle was executed , as it is well known , soon after Charles had taken possession of the three kingdoms . He had ...
... crown : but will confine myself to the cases of a few persons , one of whom only was of that persuasion . The marquis of Argyle was executed , as it is well known , soon after Charles had taken possession of the three kingdoms . He had ...
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... of possession , can have treason committed against him , he not being king de facto , and in actual possession ? " It may very easily be supposed , that all these ques- tions were determined by crown law ; and that the CHARLES II . 31.
... of possession , can have treason committed against him , he not being king de facto , and in actual possession ? " It may very easily be supposed , that all these ques- tions were determined by crown law ; and that the CHARLES II . 31.
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From Original Writers and State-papers William Harris. tions were determined by crown law ; and that the prisoner , notwithstanding all he could say , was found guilty of high treason . On this , his majesty was de- termined ...
From Original Writers and State-papers William Harris. tions were determined by crown law ; and that the prisoner , notwithstanding all he could say , was found guilty of high treason . On this , his majesty was de- termined ...
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