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Keith Feiling. I INTRODUCTORY THE first germs of Whig and Tory in England may be dated ( like Florentine Guelfs and Ghibellines ) from a wedding — the sacrament which united Henry VIII to Anne Boleyn and ... England stage , tried ...
Keith Feiling. I INTRODUCTORY THE first germs of Whig and Tory in England may be dated ( like Florentine Guelfs and Ghibellines ) from a wedding — the sacrament which united Henry VIII to Anne Boleyn and ... England stage , tried ...
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... England , however , from which Disraeli drew this new history , was in fact a very different country to that of the fourth William , and the great events of two revolutions rise like barriers of rock between us and the Cavaliers . Those ...
... England , however , from which Disraeli drew this new history , was in fact a very different country to that of the fourth William , and the great events of two revolutions rise like barriers of rock between us and the Cavaliers . Those ...
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... England had , therefore , its own political identity . London , Essex , and East Anglia were bound by a dozen historic causes to the Whig and Puritan side . This was the land of Mary's martyrs and Cromwell's Ironsides , and of the ...
... England had , therefore , its own political identity . London , Essex , and East Anglia were bound by a dozen historic causes to the Whig and Puritan side . This was the land of Mary's martyrs and Cromwell's Ironsides , and of the ...
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... England , far beyond ties of neighbour- hood or links of blood . Religion is thicker than blood , and liberty cannot be quenched by many waters . The Civil War , again , caught England in economic transi- tion , and the fast - growing ...
... England , far beyond ties of neighbour- hood or links of blood . Religion is thicker than blood , and liberty cannot be quenched by many waters . The Civil War , again , caught England in economic transi- tion , and the fast - growing ...
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... England shared one standpoint . Dryden , in describing his cousin John Dryden , M.P. for Huntingdon- shire , has set down his own opinion of what an Englishman in Parliament ought to be ' , and most of his contemporaries would have ...
... England shared one standpoint . Dryden , in describing his cousin John Dryden , M.P. for Huntingdon- shire , has set down his own opinion of what an Englishman in Parliament ought to be ' , and most of his contemporaries would have ...
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