A History of the Reign of Queen Anne, Volume 1W. Blackwood and sons, 1880 - Great Britain |
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... SUCCESSION - THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE HOUSE OF HANOVER -HISTORICAL POSITION OF THIS HOUSE - THE CORONATION- THE PROCESSIONS - THE CEREMONIES IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY AND IN THE HALL - THE NEW PARLIAMENT- - " QUEEN ANNE'S BOUNTY " -ITS ...
... SUCCESSION - THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE HOUSE OF HANOVER -HISTORICAL POSITION OF THIS HOUSE - THE CORONATION- THE PROCESSIONS - THE CEREMONIES IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY AND IN THE HALL - THE NEW PARLIAMENT- - " QUEEN ANNE'S BOUNTY " -ITS ...
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... succession . But his was not a death to cause many domestic tears . domestic tears . The embalming and the usual funeral pomp took their course . It was with a certain touch of good feeling that he was laid in the same vault with his ...
... succession . But his was not a death to cause many domestic tears . domestic tears . The embalming and the usual funeral pomp took their course . It was with a certain touch of good feeling that he was laid in the same vault with his ...
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... succession to the crown , and de- manded that all good citizens should loyally accept the Protestant line of succession , they were required to abjure the Jacobite line in this Act , bearing the the Country ; or , the True Picture of a ...
... succession to the crown , and de- manded that all good citizens should loyally accept the Protestant line of succession , they were required to abjure the Jacobite line in this Act , bearing the the Country ; or , the True Picture of a ...
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... succession to the crown , is merely an august ceremonial . To count , indeed , that a coronation went for anything more , was an outrage to the absolute doctrine of divine right so influential during the dynasty of the Stewarts . Though ...
... succession to the crown , is merely an august ceremonial . To count , indeed , that a coronation went for anything more , was an outrage to the absolute doctrine of divine right so influential during the dynasty of the Stewarts . Though ...
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... succession to the throne , then divine right was also an exact science . In the later calm period of uninterrupted hereditary succession the doctrine has met with approval , or at least acquiescence . It is a convenient adjunct to the ...
... succession to the throne , then divine right was also an exact science . In the later calm period of uninterrupted hereditary succession the doctrine has met with approval , or at least acquiescence . It is a convenient adjunct to the ...
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Page 78 - I, AB, do declare, That I do believe that there is not any transubstantiation in the sacrament of the Lord's supper, or in the elements of bread and wine, at or after the consecration thereof by any person whatsoever.