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... England was illegitimately defcended from the house of Orange , took the denomination of Auverquerque from his ftate , and accompanied William to this country , who ap pointed him master of the horse , and created his fon , Henry of ...
... England was illegitimately defcended from the house of Orange , took the denomination of Auverquerque from his ftate , and accompanied William to this country , who ap pointed him master of the horse , and created his fon , Henry of ...
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... England and Ireland might not be the confequence . The emancipation of the catholics was avowedly only a link in the chain of the fociety's measures ; a part only of their fyftem of parliamentary reform . By excluding all but popular ...
... England and Ireland might not be the confequence . The emancipation of the catholics was avowedly only a link in the chain of the fociety's measures ; a part only of their fyftem of parliamentary reform . By excluding all but popular ...
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... England . The French , it is faid , might have preferved peace with these two countries ; for , in England , we are told , no part of the nation was willing to enter into war against France , excepting the king , who confidered his ...
... England . The French , it is faid , might have preferved peace with these two countries ; for , in England , we are told , no part of the nation was willing to enter into war against France , excepting the king , who confidered his ...
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