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... England had been vefted in Mary , by an exprefs act of parliament , during her husband's abfence in Ireland . When the fituation of that Princefs brought her forward to public view , her good qualities appeared with confiderable ...
... England had been vefted in Mary , by an exprefs act of parliament , during her husband's abfence in Ireland . When the fituation of that Princefs brought her forward to public view , her good qualities appeared with confiderable ...
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France , and in England . The establishment of the feudal fyf- tem was , in England , an immediate and fudden confequence . of that conqueft which introduced it . Befide , this conqueft was made by a prince who kept the greater part of ...
France , and in England . The establishment of the feudal fyf- tem was , in England , an immediate and fudden confequence . of that conqueft which introduced it . Befide , this conqueft was made by a prince who kept the greater part of ...
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... England , befide , ftill continued to poffefs the immenfe ad- vantage of being only one flate . - Even in the time of the Tu- dors , there was but one affembly before which the King could lay his wants , and apply for relief . How great ...
... England , befide , ftill continued to poffefs the immenfe ad- vantage of being only one flate . - Even in the time of the Tu- dors , there was but one affembly before which the King could lay his wants , and apply for relief . How great ...
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