The Eclectic Review, 第 6 巻、第 70 巻Samuel Greatheed, Daniel Parken, Theophilus Williams, Josiah Conder, Thomas Price, Jonathan Edwards Ryland, Edwin Paxton Hood 1839 |
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21 ) ; - as the impious contrivers of the Covenant , ' whose prime minister '
appears in England collecting round the devoted monarch the toils of the great
rebellion --- scenting , not afar off , his blood in the blood of • Strafford , and
howling , like ...
21 ) ; - as the impious contrivers of the Covenant , ' whose prime minister '
appears in England collecting round the devoted monarch the toils of the great
rebellion --- scenting , not afar off , his blood in the blood of • Strafford , and
howling , like ...
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So long as James remained in possession only of the Scottish throne , the
contest seems to have proceeded with little virulence or zeal on either side . No
sooner , however , had he ascended that of England , and got over his never very
...
So long as James remained in possession only of the Scottish throne , the
contest seems to have proceeded with little virulence or zeal on either side . No
sooner , however , had he ascended that of England , and got over his never very
...
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... by the most refined members of Parliament of England , without the sliglitest
feeling of disgust or ridicule .'-- Review of Tales of My Lundlord , in the Edinburgh
Christian Instructor , for 1817 , p . 175 . deeply and insanely injuring themselves .
... by the most refined members of Parliament of England , without the sliglitest
feeling of disgust or ridicule .'-- Review of Tales of My Lundlord , in the Edinburgh
Christian Instructor , for 1817 , p . 175 . deeply and insanely injuring themselves .
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This is confirmed by the circumstance that Argyle and his party joined with the
Commons of England in putting every obstacle in the way of the king's intention ;
and , by the fact , that the policy pursued by Charles , during this visit , was
exactly ...
This is confirmed by the circumstance that Argyle and his party joined with the
Commons of England in putting every obstacle in the way of the king's intention ;
and , by the fact , that the policy pursued by Charles , during this visit , was
exactly ...
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... the particular expedient to which these noblemen resorted in order to compass
their designs . On the 18th of August the king left Edinburgh on his return to
England , but not before he had secured the liberation of Montrose and his
friends .
... the particular expedient to which these noblemen resorted in order to compass
their designs . On the 18th of August the king left Edinburgh on his return to
England , but not before he had secured the liberation of Montrose and his
friends .
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