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All tending to vindicate the Honour of the late King Charles II . , and his happy
Reign , from the intended Aspersions of that foul Pen . By the Hon . Roger North .
London , Printed for Fletcher Gyles , against Grey ' s - Inn Gate in Hobborn . 1740
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All tending to vindicate the Honour of the late King Charles II . , and his happy
Reign , from the intended Aspersions of that foul Pen . By the Hon . Roger North .
London , Printed for Fletcher Gyles , against Grey ' s - Inn Gate in Hobborn . 1740
.
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To which the king replied , “ if this is your conscience , my lord , it is not mine , and
much as I regard my life , I don ' t think it of sufficient value , after fifty , to be
preserved with the forfeiture of my honour , conscience , and the laws of the land .
To which the king replied , “ if this is your conscience , my lord , it is not mine , and
much as I regard my life , I don ' t think it of sufficient value , after fifty , to be
preserved with the forfeiture of my honour , conscience , and the laws of the land .
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... honour to prefer articles to the king in council against him , charging various
immoralities ; and there was an hearing , but , they failing of proof , he was
justified . The occasion of * Continuation of the Life of Lord Clarendon . + Lord
Delamere ...
... honour to prefer articles to the king in council against him , charging various
immoralities ; and there was an hearing , but , they failing of proof , he was
justified . The occasion of * Continuation of the Life of Lord Clarendon . + Lord
Delamere ...
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There is a story in Burnet , of a transaction in which the king was concerned , that
is so gross and iniquitous as almost to stagger belief ; but Charles gave , in the
course of his life , too many proofs how little honour , conscience , and justice ...
There is a story in Burnet , of a transaction in which the king was concerned , that
is so gross and iniquitous as almost to stagger belief ; but Charles gave , in the
course of his life , too many proofs how little honour , conscience , and justice ...
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And yet , with a fleet thus powerful , had it not been for what he termed , “ the
stiffness and obstinacy of his people and parliament , ” he would have given up
the honour of the Hag to that monarch - a point yielded to Elizabeth by Henry IV .
and ...
And yet , with a fleet thus powerful , had it not been for what he termed , “ the
stiffness and obstinacy of his people and parliament , ” he would have given up
the honour of the Hag to that monarch - a point yielded to Elizabeth by Henry IV .
and ...
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| Назва | The Retrospective Review.., Том 8 |
| Редактор | Henry Southern |
| Постачальники | David Sampson Maurice, Charles and Henry Baldwyn |
| Видавець | Charles and Henry Baldwyn, Newgate Street., 1823 |
| Оригінал із | Оксфордський університет |
| Оцифровано | 3 лис. 2006 |
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