The History of England from the Accession of James II.E. H. Butler & Company, 1856 |
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... honour of his Church were at stake . The extraordinary success of the fables of Oates is to be chiefly ascribed to the prevalence of this opinion . It was to no purpose that the accused Roman Catholic appealed to the integrity ...
... honour of his Church were at stake . The extraordinary success of the fables of Oates is to be chiefly ascribed to the prevalence of this opinion . It was to no purpose that the accused Roman Catholic appealed to the integrity ...
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... honour could bind him . To trust him would thenceforth be impossible ; and , if his people could not trust him , what member of his Church could they trust ? He was not supposed to be constitutionally or habitually treacherous . To his ...
... honour could bind him . To trust him would thenceforth be impossible ; and , if his people could not trust him , what member of his Church could they trust ? He was not supposed to be constitutionally or habitually treacherous . To his ...
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... honour of nobility . The Protestant officers of the royal household were informed that His Majesty dispensed with their services . Orders were given that no Protestant should be admitted into the legal pro- fession . The oppressed sect ...
... honour of nobility . The Protestant officers of the royal household were informed that His Majesty dispensed with their services . Orders were given that no Protestant should be admitted into the legal pro- fession . The oppressed sect ...
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... honour , before a great concourse . That verdict , accompanied with his name , would go to every part of the world , and would live in his- tory . Moreover , though the selected nobles were all Tories , and almost all placemen , many of ...
... honour , before a great concourse . That verdict , accompanied with his name , would go to every part of the world , and would live in his- tory . Moreover , though the selected nobles were all Tories , and almost all placemen , many of ...
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... honour , that Delamere was not guilty .. The gravity and pomp of the whole proceeding made a deep impression even on the Nuncio , accustomed as he was to the ceremonies of Rome , ceremonies which , in solemnity and splendour , exceed ...
... honour , that Delamere was not guilty .. The gravity and pomp of the whole proceeding made a deep impression even on the Nuncio , accustomed as he was to the ceremonies of Rome , ceremonies which , in solemnity and splendour , exceed ...
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