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This protection , the commons , or people , of England found in the Catholic
church , which not only had an interest always opposed to the encroachments of
the aristocracy , but which was , from the very nature of its institutions , the cause
of a ...
This protection , the commons , or people , of England found in the Catholic
church , which not only had an interest always opposed to the encroachments of
the aristocracy , but which was , from the very nature of its institutions , the cause
of a ...
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... the annual interest of which demanded six times the amount of the taxes which
had existed in the reign of James II . There were , besides , heavy burdens
entailed upon the country by that war on account of half - pay and of other things .
... the annual interest of which demanded six times the amount of the taxes which
had existed in the reign of James II . There were , besides , heavy burdens
entailed upon the country by that war on account of half - pay and of other things .
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The interests of the people of England manifestly pointed to peace : their wishes ,
too , were in favour of peace ; and this latter is proved by their conduct , and still
more clearly by the ProCLAMATIONS for checking French principles ; by the ...
The interests of the people of England manifestly pointed to peace : their wishes ,
too , were in favour of peace ; and this latter is proved by their conduct , and still
more clearly by the ProCLAMATIONS for checking French principles ; by the ...
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To be sure , as a cause of great expense to the nation , he was always , from his
very birth , an object of interest ; but , unless we knew , or had heard of ,
something in his juvenile conduct to hold up as an example to our children ,
which , as far ...
To be sure , as a cause of great expense to the nation , he was always , from his
very birth , an object of interest ; but , unless we knew , or had heard of ,
something in his juvenile conduct to hold up as an example to our children ,
which , as far ...
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cution now , and not before , will be stated byand - by , and will be found to be a
matter of great importance , connected as those reasons were with political
measures deeply affecting the interests of the country . THE WARRANT .
GEORGE R.
cution now , and not before , will be stated byand - by , and will be found to be a
matter of great importance , connected as those reasons were with political
measures deeply affecting the interests of the country . THE WARRANT .
GEORGE R.
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