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... parliamentary proceeding in France , our readers , at least those who have not yet visited the banks of the Seine , may be somewhat surprized to hear that the members of the French Parliament do not speak from their seats , but repair ...
... parliamentary proceeding in France , our readers , at least those who have not yet visited the banks of the Seine , may be somewhat surprized to hear that the members of the French Parliament do not speak from their seats , but repair ...
Page 154
... Parliament , on the exclusion of James from all public affairs . 1679. James withdraws from England : farther parliament- ary debates on the exclusion of James , who returns to Lon- don in autumn , and is sent to Scotland . 1680 ...
... Parliament , on the exclusion of James from all public affairs . 1679. James withdraws from England : farther parliament- ary debates on the exclusion of James , who returns to Lon- don in autumn , and is sent to Scotland . 1680 ...
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... parliament . His Lordship , having sent for Mr. L. as a leading member among the Jacobites , professed his surprise that men of their sentiments should , for a moment , coalesce with the Whigs , and laid on his col- league Lord Oxford ...
... parliament . His Lordship , having sent for Mr. L. as a leading member among the Jacobites , professed his surprise that men of their sentiments should , for a moment , coalesce with the Whigs , and laid on his col- league Lord Oxford ...
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ABEILLARD and Heloise familiar | 16 |
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