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... England owed their rank and precedence in the Council of Constance to the title which the popes conferred on their sovereigns , as Lords of Ireland . As representatives of the King of England , they would not be allowed to take place ...
... England owed their rank and precedence in the Council of Constance to the title which the popes conferred on their sovereigns , as Lords of Ireland . As representatives of the King of England , they would not be allowed to take place ...
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... England , he remarks , had this operation ; and , during the period of their being remitted , our exports to Germany ... England , they still give birth to an equal amount of Irish produce , but consume it in England . The productions of ...
... England , he remarks , had this operation ; and , during the period of their being remitted , our exports to Germany ... England , they still give birth to an equal amount of Irish produce , but consume it in England . The productions of ...
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... England , in which the author prays that it may be A second ark , after man's second fall , Safe in itself that safety brings to all ; Its pilot Pitt , another Noah , sent . As first of men , mankind to rescue meant .'- Though the ...
... England , in which the author prays that it may be A second ark , after man's second fall , Safe in itself that safety brings to all ; Its pilot Pitt , another Noah , sent . As first of men , mankind to rescue meant .'- Though the ...
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