The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... King , by Turenne at the head of the army . On another occasion he was presented by Monmouth to Charles II . , with these or similar words , " To this brave officer I owe my life . " As Charles had no money to give , he rewarded ...
... King , by Turenne at the head of the army . On another occasion he was presented by Monmouth to Charles II . , with these or similar words , " To this brave officer I owe my life . " As Charles had no money to give , he rewarded ...
Page 147
... King forced on the subjects of James a hard choice , between their King 10-2 ON EVIDENCE AS APPLIED TO HISTORY . 147.
... King forced on the subjects of James a hard choice , between their King 10-2 ON EVIDENCE AS APPLIED TO HISTORY . 147.
Page 148
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. subjects of James a hard choice , between their King and their religion . The religious question dethroned the King . Churchill abandoned his Patron , Benefactor and King . He went over to the Prince ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. subjects of James a hard choice , between their King and their religion . The religious question dethroned the King . Churchill abandoned his Patron , Benefactor and King . He went over to the Prince ...
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... King . Men in general will like a Dundee better than a Churchill , but unless it is a higher duty to plunge your country into a civil war than to avert civil war altogether from it , reason will not follow here the guidance of the ...
... King . Men in general will like a Dundee better than a Churchill , but unless it is a higher duty to plunge your country into a civil war than to avert civil war altogether from it , reason will not follow here the guidance of the ...
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... King's service . Shrewsbury advised the King to accept the service , saying , " his interest will keep him true . " No high com- pliment to Marlborough , certainly . The King , at that time , declined , and a year or two later accepted ...
... King's service . Shrewsbury advised the King to accept the service , saying , " his interest will keep him true . " No high com- pliment to Marlborough , certainly . The King , at that time , declined , and a year or two later accepted ...
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