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... reigns ? history of the transactions of the late regency and reign be to our great grandchildren , com- pared to the use that it must naturally be to us ? In short , history , like all other writing , is valuable in the proportion in ...
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... reigns of Henry VIII . , Edward VI . , and Elizabeth , and which is gene- rally called the REFORMATION , has produced , in process of time , a still greater , and a most fatal , change in the nature of the English government . Before ...
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... reign of James I .; and , in that of Charles I. , had to undergo all the suffer- ings of a revolution . The REPUBLICANS , amidst all their fury against the remains of the Catholic church , did not forget its estates ; and , in spite of ...
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