An English Garner: In Gatherings from Our History and Literature, Том 6E. Arber, 1883 |
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... subject unto him . Here the Christians have their mighty mules , with which they carry to all parts of the Indies , and into Peru : for all their merchandise is carried by land by this means . In this town aforesaid , I found my company ...
... subject unto him . Here the Christians have their mighty mules , with which they carry to all parts of the Indies , and into Peru : for all their merchandise is carried by land by this means . In this town aforesaid , I found my company ...
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... subject to him , ex- cepting those which do belong to the Incommenderos ( which ! are the children of those Spaniards who first conquered the land ; to whom the King gave and granted the government of the cities and towns subdued , for ...
... subject to him , ex- cepting those which do belong to the Incommenderos ( which ! are the children of those Spaniards who first conquered the land ; to whom the King gave and granted the government of the cities and towns subdued , for ...
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... Subjects owe [ ought ] to obey their Sovereigns ; and not only good and virtuous , but also tyrants that are vicious ! " William . And I said to the Archbishop , " Sir , as touching your Letter of License or other Bishops ' , which , ye ...
... Subjects owe [ ought ] to obey their Sovereigns ; and not only good and virtuous , but also tyrants that are vicious ! " William . And I said to the Archbishop , " Sir , as touching your Letter of License or other Bishops ' , which , ye ...
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... subjects obey their Sovereigns ; this is Sooth , and may not be denied . But there are two manner of Sovereigns ; virtuous sovereigns and vicious tyrants . Therefore to these last Sovereigns , neither men nor women that be subject owe ...
... subjects obey their Sovereigns ; this is Sooth , and may not be denied . But there are two manner of Sovereigns ; virtuous sovereigns and vicious tyrants . Therefore to these last Sovereigns , neither men nor women that be subject owe ...
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... subjects , and and how they may best plant in them virtues . Also these Sovereigns make devout and fervent prayers for to purchase [ obtain ] grace of GOD , that they and their subjects may , over all things , dread to offend Him , and ...
... subjects , and and how they may best plant in them virtues . Also these Sovereigns make devout and fervent prayers for to purchase [ obtain ] grace of GOD , that they and their subjects may , over all things , dread to offend Him , and ...
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An English Garner: Ingatherings from Our History and Literature, Том 6 Edward Arber Полный просмотр - 1895 |
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