The History of the Most Serene House of Brunswick-Lunenburgh: In All the Branches Thereof : from Its Origin to the Death of Queen Anne |
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... KINGS of the PLANTAGENET Race , from the Firft of our KINGS of the TEUDOR Line , from the Firft of our KINGS of the STU- ARTINE Race ; and that Your moft Auguft Father , or SOVE- REIGN LORD , is become the Founder of Another ; which we ...
... KINGS of the PLANTAGENET Race , from the Firft of our KINGS of the TEUDOR Line , from the Firft of our KINGS of the STU- ARTINE Race ; and that Your moft Auguft Father , or SOVE- REIGN LORD , is become the Founder of Another ; which we ...
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... any of the Princes of the House of Brunfwick , who adhered to the Intereft of Frederick V. Elector Pa- latine , and King of Bohemia , fhould have ftrict Justice done them . However , he has afforded Strict The PREFACE .
... any of the Princes of the House of Brunfwick , who adhered to the Intereft of Frederick V. Elector Pa- latine , and King of Bohemia , fhould have ftrict Justice done them . However , he has afforded Strict The PREFACE .
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... King Henry II . It may be prefumed I have not turn'd over fo many foreign Authors , and neglected the diligent Perufal of our own , both in Frint and Manufcript , in or- der to make this Hiftory as compleat as I could . It will appear ...
... King Henry II . It may be prefumed I have not turn'd over fo many foreign Authors , and neglected the diligent Perufal of our own , both in Frint and Manufcript , in or- der to make this Hiftory as compleat as I could . It will appear ...
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... , who finding Odoacer , King of the Herules , had taken the Emperor Auguftulus Prifo- ner , and made himself Mafter of Italy ; he , with his Brother Conftantius , not thinking B himself Azo . 481 . Ottbert , 1026 . himself fecure.
... , who finding Odoacer , King of the Herules , had taken the Emperor Auguftulus Prifo- ner , and made himself Mafter of Italy ; he , with his Brother Conftantius , not thinking B himself Azo . 481 . Ottbert , 1026 . himself fecure.
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... King of Sicily fupply'd him with large Sums of Money , which drew foreign Troops into his Ser- vice ; and four of the Princes of the Houfe of Efte raised what Forces they could for him in Italy . Some Authors make those famous Facti ...
... King of Sicily fupply'd him with large Sums of Money , which drew foreign Troops into his Ser- vice ; and four of the Princes of the Houfe of Efte raised what Forces they could for him in Italy . Some Authors make those famous Facti ...
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