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at the King's feet , with so many marks of a sincere repen< tance , that the King ,
who penetrated into his inmost loul , ' instead of reproaches , or a filence , which ,
on such occa“ fions , is more terrible than the feverest reproaches , made 6 use ...
at the King's feet , with so many marks of a sincere repen< tance , that the King ,
who penetrated into his inmost loul , ' instead of reproaches , or a filence , which ,
on such occa“ fions , is more terrible than the feverest reproaches , made 6 use ...
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If there was • any truth in this ftory , that the Prelate had a scourging in the
cathedral , it was a stratagem , no doubt , concerted between him and one of his
Monks , and whose name too , " might be Peter , in order to practise on the King's
...
If there was • any truth in this ftory , that the Prelate had a scourging in the
cathedral , it was a stratagem , no doubt , concerted between him and one of his
Monks , and whose name too , " might be Peter , in order to practise on the King's
...
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Not long after , Deus - dedit , Archbishop of Canterbury , dying , Egbert , King of
Kent ; consulted his relation Ofwy ... and , without fending to England , to give the
• Kings an opportunity of appointing , or fo much as approving a fucceffor to ...
Not long after , Deus - dedit , Archbishop of Canterbury , dying , Egbert , King of
Kent ; consulted his relation Ofwy ... and , without fending to England , to give the
• Kings an opportunity of appointing , or fo much as approving a fucceffor to ...
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It carries the rage with which it is animated so far , as to send avocatorial Letters
to all the King's subjects , and dares , by its own authority , to discharge them from
the oath of fidelity which they have taken to their Sovereign . The King poffeffes ...
It carries the rage with which it is animated so far , as to send avocatorial Letters
to all the King's subjects , and dares , by its own authority , to discharge them from
the oath of fidelity which they have taken to their Sovereign . The King poffeffes ...
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The memorial then proceeds in these words : “ It has , indeed , been affectedly
fappoled , throughout this negotiation , that the " King would be the aggressor
against the court of Vienna . But " * what right can the King of Poland draw from ...
The memorial then proceeds in these words : “ It has , indeed , been affectedly
fappoled , throughout this negotiation , that the " King would be the aggressor
against the court of Vienna . But " * what right can the King of Poland draw from ...
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| Título | The Monthly Review, Volumen15 |
| Editores | Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths |
| Editor | R. Griffiths., 1756 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad del Noroeste |
| Digitalizado | 11 Abr. 2012 |
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