The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volume 13Walter Scott John Ballantyne and Company, 1823 - Europe |
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... crown . William , and the early princes of the house of Hanover , though disposed , like other kings , to push their actual power as far as it would go , yet professed whig principles ; those by which alone . they did or could continue ...
... crown . William , and the early princes of the house of Hanover , though disposed , like other kings , to push their actual power as far as it would go , yet professed whig principles ; those by which alone . they did or could continue ...
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... crown from its natural friends - from those who were disposed to support to the utmost the cause of authority and of hereditary right . This party were now disposed to transfer to the Hanover succession that fealty which their ancestors ...
... crown from its natural friends - from those who were disposed to support to the utmost the cause of authority and of hereditary right . This party were now disposed to transfer to the Hanover succession that fealty which their ancestors ...
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... crown of Great Britain , will , in the next age , be a reading generation . The consequences may not be of that wholly unmixed good which sanguine philanthropists are apt to conceive . We have no doubt that evils will arise ; perhaps we ...
... crown of Great Britain , will , in the next age , be a reading generation . The consequences may not be of that wholly unmixed good which sanguine philanthropists are apt to conceive . We have no doubt that evils will arise ; perhaps we ...
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... Crown . He was aware that a specific act had been intro- duced to regulate the dissolution ; but as far as he could trace the prin- ciple on which that act had been adopted , it appeared to be a desire to avoid any inconvenience which ...
... Crown . He was aware that a specific act had been intro- duced to regulate the dissolution ; but as far as he could trace the prin- ciple on which that act had been adopted , it appeared to be a desire to avoid any inconvenience which ...
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... Crown in the first instance ; but as this would comprehend a variety of details , involving much consideration before they were brought under the review of Parliament , as well as much discussion perhaps afterwards , his Majesty's ...
... Crown in the first instance ; but as this would comprehend a variety of details , involving much consideration before they were brought under the review of Parliament , as well as much discussion perhaps afterwards , his Majesty's ...
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