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... king prefided in perfon , affifted by a great number of nobles and prelates . The accufations were numerous ; but the most serious were thefe - That he had debafed the coin ; burthened the people with taxes ; artfully perfuaded the late ...
... king prefided in perfon , affifted by a great number of nobles and prelates . The accufations were numerous ; but the most serious were thefe - That he had debafed the coin ; burthened the people with taxes ; artfully perfuaded the late ...
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... king's edict . Befides the profits which Philip derived from this de- ftructive refource , he levied a tenth on all ecclefiaftical property ; but the more money was thus extorted from the people , the poorer the king became ; it was all ...
... king's edict . Befides the profits which Philip derived from this de- ftructive refource , he levied a tenth on all ecclefiaftical property ; but the more money was thus extorted from the people , the poorer the king became ; it was all ...
Pagina 503
... King Saul . - The defcent of the Afghans , according to their own tradition , is thus whimfically traced : In a war ... king . Raise to us a king , that we may be enabled to contend for the glory of God . " SAMUEL faid : " in cafe you ...
... King Saul . - The defcent of the Afghans , according to their own tradition , is thus whimfically traced : In a war ... king . Raise to us a king , that we may be enabled to contend for the glory of God . " SAMUEL faid : " in cafe you ...
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