The Quarterly Review, Volume 92William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1852 |
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Page 285
... King Edward the III . recovered his kingdome againe , and was in the xlvjth year of his rayne . Now that we have passed on this progenies and matrimonies aforesaid , lett us sett aside all digressions , and speke only of Milicent , that ...
... King Edward the III . recovered his kingdome againe , and was in the xlvjth year of his rayne . Now that we have passed on this progenies and matrimonies aforesaid , lett us sett aside all digressions , and speke only of Milicent , that ...
Page 433
... King and the Government by resigning his high office on such a trivial and unreasonable pique as the following ? By the Lord - Lieu- tenant's commission he was invested with all the civil and eccle- siastical patronage of Ireland , but ...
... King and the Government by resigning his high office on such a trivial and unreasonable pique as the following ? By the Lord - Lieu- tenant's commission he was invested with all the civil and eccle- siastical patronage of Ireland , but ...
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... King himself , which exhibit the same qualities . The first is the longest we have ever seen of his Majesty's letters , and describes his situation while the Coalition was ' Viceroy over him . ' The King to Lord Temple . ' Queen's House ...
... King himself , which exhibit the same qualities . The first is the longest we have ever seen of his Majesty's letters , and describes his situation while the Coalition was ' Viceroy over him . ' The King to Lord Temple . ' Queen's House ...
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