Works: With an Essay on His Life and Genius, Band 12Thomas Tegg and others, 1824 |
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... kings may appeal to him , as he is temporal monarch of the whole earth . That he can discharge subjects from their oaths of alle- giance , and make it their duty to take up arms against their sovereign . That he may depose kings without ...
... kings may appeal to him , as he is temporal monarch of the whole earth . That he can discharge subjects from their oaths of alle- giance , and make it their duty to take up arms against their sovereign . That he may depose kings without ...
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... King Wil- liam III . to settle at the Hague , upon very ad- vantageous conditions ; but declined the offer . For having no ambition but after knowledge , he was desirous of living at liberty , without any re- straint upon his looks ...
... King Wil- liam III . to settle at the Hague , upon very ad- vantageous conditions ; but declined the offer . For having no ambition but after knowledge , he was desirous of living at liberty , without any re- straint upon his looks ...
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... king . Yet was he so far from approving the death of Charles I. that he made no scruple of declaring , that he would venture his life to save him , as will- ingly as he had done to serve the parliament . In February , 1648-9 , he was ...
... king . Yet was he so far from approving the death of Charles I. that he made no scruple of declaring , that he would venture his life to save him , as will- ingly as he had done to serve the parliament . In February , 1648-9 , he was ...
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... king a messenger , to inform him , that the fleet in his port belonging to the publick enemies of the commonwealth of England , he demanded leave to fall upon it . This being refused , though the refusal was in very soft terms , and ...
... king a messenger , to inform him , that the fleet in his port belonging to the publick enemies of the commonwealth of England , he demanded leave to fall upon it . This being refused , though the refusal was in very soft terms , and ...
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... king's treasure- house , where there was gold and jewels to a far greater value , and where the treasure was not only more portable , but nearer the coast , he persuaded them to follow him , and rejoin the main body of his men then ...
... king's treasure- house , where there was gold and jewels to a far greater value , and where the treasure was not only more portable , but nearer the coast , he persuaded them to follow him , and rejoin the main body of his men then ...
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