The History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England: To which is Added an Historical View of the Affairs of Ireland, Том 1Clarendon Press, 1826 |
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... parliament , that did in the least touch or concern him . One of his sons , then of the house of commons , offered in that house , that if they who accused him would but take the pains to prove to the house any one of the articles , and ...
... parliament , that did in the least touch or concern him . One of his sons , then of the house of commons , offered in that house , that if they who accused him would but take the pains to prove to the house any one of the articles , and ...
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... house of commons never then pre- tending to the least part of judicature , or exceeding the known verge of their own privileges ; the house of peers observing the rules of the law and equity in their judgments , and proceeding ...
... house of commons never then pre- tending to the least part of judicature , or exceeding the known verge of their own privileges ; the house of peers observing the rules of the law and equity in their judgments , and proceeding ...
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... house of commons , to cause an impeach- ment for several corruptions and misdemeanours to be sent up to the house of peers against that great minister , whom they had so lately known their equal in that house ; which ( besides their ...
... house of commons , to cause an impeach- ment for several corruptions and misdemeanours to be sent up to the house of peers against that great minister , whom they had so lately known their equal in that house ; which ( besides their ...
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... commons , transported with passion and prejudice against the duke of Buckingham , had accused him to the house of ... common cutler for a shilling : and , thus provided , had ] he had Ꮮ . he repaired to Portsmouth , where he arrived 48 ...
... commons , transported with passion and prejudice against the duke of Buckingham , had accused him to the house of ... common cutler for a shilling : and , thus provided , had ] he had Ꮮ . he repaired to Portsmouth , where he arrived 48 ...
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... house of commons , in which they had styled the duke an enemy to the kingdom , and under it a short ejacu- lation or two towards a prayer . It was easily enough concluded that the hat belonged to the person who had committed the murder ...
... house of commons , in which they had styled the duke an enemy to the kingdom , and under it a short ejacu- lation or two towards a prayer . It was easily enough concluded that the hat belonged to the person who had committed the murder ...
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