Critical, Historical and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلد 4Sheldon and Company, 1862 |
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... Council was to contain fifteen members who were to hold no offices , and the average amount of whose pri- vate estates was ten thousand pounds a year , an income which , in proportion to the wants of a man of rank of that period , was ...
... Council was to contain fifteen members who were to hold no offices , and the average amount of whose pri- vate estates was ten thousand pounds a year , an income which , in proportion to the wants of a man of rank of that period , was ...
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... council by omitting to take the Sacrament . But the urgency of Lady Temple and Lady Giffard induced him to abandon that intention . The Council was organized on the twenty - first of April , 1679 ; and , within a few hours , one of the ...
... council by omitting to take the Sacrament . But the urgency of Lady Temple and Lady Giffard induced him to abandon that intention . The Council was organized on the twenty - first of April , 1679 ; and , within a few hours , one of the ...
الصفحة 93
... council was now nothing more than an ordinary privy council , if indeed it were not some- thing less ; and , though Temple threw the blame of this on the King , on Lord Shaftesbury , on everybody but himself , it is evident that the ...
... council was now nothing more than an ordinary privy council , if indeed it were not some- thing less ; and , though Temple threw the blame of this on the King , on Lord Shaftesbury , on everybody but himself , it is evident that the ...
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