History of the Regency and Reign of King George the Fourth, Parts 2-3; Part 8 |
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These trustees were , therefore , in fact , the lords , or owners of something approaching to one - half of the whole of the houses and lands of England . 8. From the very nature of the Catholic institutions this state of things gave ...
These trustees were , therefore , in fact , the lords , or owners of something approaching to one - half of the whole of the houses and lands of England . 8. From the very nature of the Catholic institutions this state of things gave ...
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... that is of the great mass of land - owners , necessarily took from them all motive for accumulating wealth , and caused them to distribute it , in some way or other , amongst the commons : next , the monastics , whose estates were ...
... that is of the great mass of land - owners , necessarily took from them all motive for accumulating wealth , and caused them to distribute it , in some way or other , amongst the commons : next , the monastics , whose estates were ...
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... the surveyor - general of the crown - lands . They were to have complete power to examine all creditors on oath ; to inquire into the origin and nature of every debt ; to watch over the future expenditure ; and HISTORY OF [ Chap .
... the surveyor - general of the crown - lands . They were to have complete power to examine all creditors on oath ; to inquire into the origin and nature of every debt ; to watch over the future expenditure ; and HISTORY OF [ Chap .
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aunts ; do they see this , and feel no compassion for the sufferer , though a stranger in the land , and though they know that she has thus been punished and degraded for no fault , and in violation of the most solemn vows ; do they see ...
aunts ; do they see this , and feel no compassion for the sufferer , though a stranger in the land , and though they know that she has thus been punished and degraded for no fault , and in violation of the most solemn vows ; do they see ...
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The attack upon the island of Sicily , which was announced to the world with a presumptuous anticipation of success , has been repulsed by the persevering exertions and valour of his majesty's land and sea forces .
The attack upon the island of Sicily , which was announced to the world with a presumptuous anticipation of success , has been repulsed by the persevering exertions and valour of his majesty's land and sea forces .
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