House of Commons Papers, Volume 45H.M. Stationery Office, 1907 - Legislation |
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Page xxx
... King's use ; and the rights of the commoners were duly provided for (pp. 399, 403). The reason advanced by the King for the enclosing of a park was " to give ease to the bordering inhabitants, who have complained of the offence done ...
... King's use ; and the rights of the commoners were duly provided for (pp. 399, 403). The reason advanced by the King for the enclosing of a park was " to give ease to the bordering inhabitants, who have complained of the offence done ...
Page 149
... King's physician passeth between the King and his mother. The King demandeth three points. That those that have been cause of the late tumult do avoid it clean and leave the town free for the King to enter : That the states of France ...
... King's physician passeth between the King and his mother. The King demandeth three points. That those that have been cause of the late tumult do avoid it clean and leave the town free for the King to enter : That the states of France ...
Page 385
... King. It consisteth of several matters, and there are many expositions of the Revelation and other places of the Scripture, " which are rather forced out of wit than gathered by reading." It is an intended refutation of the King's book ...
... King. It consisteth of several matters, and there are many expositions of the Revelation and other places of the Scripture, " which are rather forced out of wit than gathered by reading." It is an intended refutation of the King's book ...
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