Popular History of England, Том 6Bradbury, Evans, 1860 |
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... Arms of George L. 38 11 The March to Preston 13 Surrender of the Rebels at Preston . 14 Battle of Sheriffmuir 15 The Pretender in Scotland 16 CHAPTER III.-A.D. 1719 to A.D. 1727 . His Flight to France 18 Impeachments of the Rebel Lords ...
... Arms of George L. 38 11 The March to Preston 13 Surrender of the Rebels at Preston . 14 Battle of Sheriffmuir 15 The Pretender in Scotland 16 CHAPTER III.-A.D. 1719 to A.D. 1727 . His Flight to France 18 Impeachments of the Rebel Lords ...
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... arms which pre- ceded it . These were referred to a secret committee . On the 9th of June their Report was presented ; and then Walpole rose , and impeached Boling- broke of high treason . The resolution of impeachment was passed ...
... arms which pre- ceded it . These were referred to a secret committee . On the 9th of June their Report was presented ; and then Walpole rose , and impeached Boling- broke of high treason . The resolution of impeachment was passed ...
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... arms at a general rendezvous . Mar accompanied the signal by a gentle enforcement of his commands , addressed to his baillie of the lordship of Kildrummie : " Let men . Preface to " Memoirs of the Insurrection in Scotland in 1715 . From ...
... arms at a general rendezvous . Mar accompanied the signal by a gentle enforcement of his commands , addressed to his baillie of the lordship of Kildrummie : " Let men . Preface to " Memoirs of the Insurrection in Scotland in 1715 . From ...
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... arms , I will send a party immediately to burn what they shall miss taking from them . And they may believe this only a threat , but by all that's sacred , I'll put it in execution , let my loss be what it will , that it may be an ...
... arms , I will send a party immediately to burn what they shall miss taking from them . And they may believe this only a threat , but by all that's sacred , I'll put it in execution , let my loss be what it will , that it may be an ...
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... arms that was at anchor near Burntisland . They thus obtained the means of arming four hundred rebels , and returned unmolested to the head - quarters at Perth , where Mar had now about twelve thousand men under his command . usual with ...
... arms that was at anchor near Burntisland . They thus obtained the means of arming four hundred rebels , and returned unmolested to the head - quarters at Perth , where Mar had now about twelve thousand men under his command . usual with ...
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