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It was forced upon the nation by an army brought from abroad ; it was made by
laws , passed by those who had not been chosen by the people to make laws ;
and that the revolution was for the benefit of the aristocracy , what need we of
more ...
It was forced upon the nation by an army brought from abroad ; it was made by
laws , passed by those who had not been chosen by the people to make laws ;
and that the revolution was for the benefit of the aristocracy , what need we of
more ...
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ple for that purpose , or for the inaking of laws ; that he was invited to England by
the aristocracy , and through agents sent to Holland by them ; that the Dutch army
, brought over by William , marched to London with him and displaced the ...
ple for that purpose , or for the inaking of laws ; that he was invited to England by
the aristocracy , and through agents sent to Holland by them ; that the Dutch army
, brought over by William , marched to London with him and displaced the ...
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The French people , who , as FORTESCUE clearly shows , had never derived
from the Catholic church the benefits which the English had derived from it ; the
French people , always borne down by a great standing army , while England
had ...
The French people , who , as FORTESCUE clearly shows , had never derived
from the Catholic church the benefits which the English had derived from it ; the
French people , always borne down by a great standing army , while England
had ...
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The Tories affected very great attachment to the throne and the church ; the
Whigs affected perfect loyalty , indeed , but , surprising devotion to the rights of
the people , though it was they who had brought in the Dutch king and his army ,
and ...
The Tories affected very great attachment to the throne and the church ; the
Whigs affected perfect loyalty , indeed , but , surprising devotion to the rights of
the people , though it was they who had brought in the Dutch king and his army ,
and ...
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All bills relating to the army ; all bills relating to the navy ; all bills relating to the
church ; all bills relating to the colonies ; all bills relating to foreign connexions
and subsidies ; all bills relating to loans and taxes , not only in the principal , but
also ...
All bills relating to the army ; all bills relating to the navy ; all bills relating to the
church ; all bills relating to the colonies ; all bills relating to foreign connexions
and subsidies ; all bills relating to loans and taxes , not only in the principal , but
also ...
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