The Quarterly Review, Volume 171William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1890 |
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Pagina 175
... Jacobite insurrection , they had only themselves to blame for it ; and that nothing could really have endangered the new Constitution but the means which had been taken to secure it . The system of proscription and exclusion , which had ...
... Jacobite insurrection , they had only themselves to blame for it ; and that nothing could really have endangered the new Constitution but the means which had been taken to secure it . The system of proscription and exclusion , which had ...
Pagina 183
... Jacobite feeling was pre- dominant , it was proportionably low . Thus in the southern and eastern counties the landowners would be paying more than their share . In the northern and some of the western counties they would be paying less ...
... Jacobite feeling was pre- dominant , it was proportionably low . Thus in the southern and eastern counties the landowners would be paying more than their share . In the northern and some of the western counties they would be paying less ...
Pagina 189
... Jacobite conspiracy by which the new dynasty was threatened . For the sake of peace with the one Power from which the Jacobites had anything to hope , no sacrifice , moral or material , was too great . The prejudice which Walpole raised ...
... Jacobite conspiracy by which the new dynasty was threatened . For the sake of peace with the one Power from which the Jacobites had anything to hope , no sacrifice , moral or material , was too great . The prejudice which Walpole raised ...
Pagina 190
... in check upon the Rhine and the Meuse , and be an effectual bar to any French invason of England on a large scale , was incapable of preventing a Jacobite descent descent upon the coast , backed up by French gold 190 Sir Robert Walpole .
... in check upon the Rhine and the Meuse , and be an effectual bar to any French invason of England on a large scale , was incapable of preventing a Jacobite descent descent upon the coast , backed up by French gold 190 Sir Robert Walpole .
Pagina 191
... Jacobite of words uttered in private conversation , and never intended to go any further , signifying perhaps that , given such and such conditions , the Stuarts might have a chance of restoration . This is Mr. Morley's view . Lord ...
... Jacobite of words uttered in private conversation , and never intended to go any further , signifying perhaps that , given such and such conditions , the Stuarts might have a chance of restoration . This is Mr. Morley's view . Lord ...
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