An Anecdotal History of the British Parliament: From the Earliest Periods to the Present Time. With Notices of Eminent Parliamentary Men, and Examples of Their OratoryHorace Cox, 1892 - Всего страниц: 718 |
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... Ireland : the prelates consulted by themselves , and after they gave a joint answer , and they all joined in one grant of a subsidy to the King . Anno 6th Edward III . , Octabis Hillarii , the prelates treated by themselves , so did the ...
... Ireland : the prelates consulted by themselves , and after they gave a joint answer , and they all joined in one grant of a subsidy to the King . Anno 6th Edward III . , Octabis Hillarii , the prelates treated by themselves , so did the ...
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... Ireland , of high treason ; and they have commanded me further to desire your lordships that he may be sequestered from Parliament , and forthwith committed to prison . " Strafford , according to Clarendon , had just entered the house ...
... Ireland , of high treason ; and they have commanded me further to desire your lordships that he may be sequestered from Parliament , and forthwith committed to prison . " Strafford , according to Clarendon , had just entered the house ...
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... Ireland to reduce England , the speaker continued : " Had this of the Irish army been proved , it would have diffused a complexion of treason over all ; it would have been a with indeed , to bind all those other scattered and lesser ...
... Ireland to reduce England , the speaker continued : " Had this of the Irish army been proved , it would have diffused a complexion of treason over all ; it would have been a with indeed , to bind all those other scattered and lesser ...
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... Ireland misgovernment had called into existence bands of desperate men , whose ferocity was heightened by religious enthusiasm . In Scotland , some of the persecuted Covenanters , driven mad by oppression , had lately murdered the ...
... Ireland misgovernment had called into existence bands of desperate men , whose ferocity was heightened by religious enthusiasm . In Scotland , some of the persecuted Covenanters , driven mad by oppression , had lately murdered the ...
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... Ireland ; which grant was confirmed by the Pope , who sent him a crown of peacocks ' feathers , in derision of his power and the poverty of his revenue . I would have us to consider that we are Englishmen , and must , like patriots ...
... Ireland ; which grant was confirmed by the Pope , who sent him a crown of peacocks ' feathers , in derision of his power and the poverty of his revenue . I would have us to consider that we are Englishmen , and must , like patriots ...
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