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... king and his brother against the Dutch - Difmiffion of Burdoe , the French refident - Firft fuggeftion of a treaty of marriage with Portugal - Specific propofals made by the em- baffador - The king's strong inclination to the match ...
... king and his brother against the Dutch - Difmiffion of Burdoe , the French refident - Firft fuggeftion of a treaty of marriage with Portugal - Specific propofals made by the em- baffador - The king's strong inclination to the match ...
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... king Ed- ward I. commonly called Statutum de tallagio non concedendo , that NO TALLAGE OR AID SHALL BE LEVIED by the king or his heirs in this realm , WITHOUT THE GOOD WILL AND ASSENT of the archbishops , bishops , earls , barons ...
... king Ed- ward I. commonly called Statutum de tallagio non concedendo , that NO TALLAGE OR AID SHALL BE LEVIED by the king or his heirs in this realm , WITHOUT THE GOOD WILL AND ASSENT of the archbishops , bishops , earls , barons ...
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... king was not yet that abfolute master of the nation , which fervile flattery would have made him believe ; that his au- thority , his fafety , his stability were far from being fuch as the general noise and acclamations , the bells and ...
... king was not yet that abfolute master of the nation , which fervile flattery would have made him believe ; that his au- thority , his fafety , his stability were far from being fuch as the general noise and acclamations , the bells and ...
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... king's placed about his perfon by his father , and who council and had conftantly waited upon him in all his diftreffes attendants . with the utmost fubmiffion and patience . These had naturally the keenest appetites and the stronger ...
... king's placed about his perfon by his father , and who council and had conftantly waited upon him in all his diftreffes attendants . with the utmost fubmiffion and patience . These had naturally the keenest appetites and the stronger ...
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... king ; had managed most of the fecret correspondence in England ; and all dif- patches of importance had paffed through his hands . He had been employed by the late king in affairs of the greateft fecrecy ; had been made privy ...
... king ; had managed most of the fecret correspondence in England ; and all dif- patches of importance had paffed through his hands . He had been employed by the late king in affairs of the greateft fecrecy ; had been made privy ...
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