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... to the Duke of Brabant, the son of the Count of Holland, and the Count of Bar as the price of their adherence to the coalition. He made closer his ancient friendship with Guy of Dampierre, the ... Earl of Pembroke, and Randolph of Blundeville, Earl of Chester; the fierce lords of the Welsh March, the Mortimers, the Cantilupes, the Cliffords, the B...

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... that the supremacy of the people should be established against the negative voice of the king and of the lords; that to prevent civil wars, the office of the king and the privileges of the peers ... their confidence in the goodness of their cause; to give to the world a splendid proof of the sovereignty of the people and of the responsibility of...

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... to the land and the political or social rank and duties of the holders. The economic side concerned the relations of the cultivators of the soil with the man who was, in relation to them, the ... daughter, and the ransom of his own person from imprisonment. The contact of the central government with the mass of the men of the state was broken off by...

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... for the action, by pretending that it was a casual rencounter, arising from the obstinacy of the Dutch in refusing the The History of England, Volume I, Part VI 107 honors of the flag: but the ... by the name of earl of Shaftesbury, was one of the most remarkable characters of the age, and the chief spring of all the succeeding movements. During...

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... ask the Editor, Staff, or Proprietors of Punch whether they regarded the political or the social section of the paper as the more important, from the public point of view and their own, the answer ... the ire of two of the most civilised of the Great Powers, it was not to be expected that he should escape the blacking-roller of the Russian censor of th...

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... custom in the purlieus of the court; and of these brokers the most successful had been, in the days of Charles, the harlots, and in the days of James, the priests. From the palace which was the chief ... legislature of the realm. Much was said about the history of writs; much about the etymology of the word Parliament. It is remarkable, that the ora...

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... footnotes to a second document window. The History of England from the Accession of James the Second Volume IV (Chapters XVIII-XXII) The History of England from the Accession of James II, vol 4 ... by the Convocations of Canterbury and York, and might therefore be considered as an authoritative exposition of the doctrine of the Church of England. A cop...

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... in 1689, they recounted and condemned the unconstitutional acts of the kings of the House of Stuart. Neither in the Declaration of Right nor in the Bill of Rights is there a word on the subject. ... second document window. The History of England from the Accession of James the Second by Thomas Babington Macaulay Volume V (Chapters XXIII-XXV) The History...

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... : The Historie of England 19 Chronicles : The Historie of England The Project Gutenberg EBook of Chronicles (1 of 6): The Historie of England (4 of 8), by Raphael Holinshed This eBook is for the ... thing of the Scots, nor once nameth them, till the Romane empire began to decay, about the time of the emperor Constantius, father of Constantine the gr...

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