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| for the first and last | time, | ruled by the sword, the |
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| a singular state. A short | time |
before the commencement of the |
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| which has, in our own | time, | induced the legislature to interfere |
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| day. Christmas had been, from | time |
immemorial, the season of joy |
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| No public act of that | time | seems to have irritated the |
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| had been, ever since the | time |
of Elizabeth, favourite subjects with |
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| public estimation. But at the |
time | of the Restoration the Quakers |
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| much worse. In no long |
time | all those signs which were |
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| restored King was at this | time |
more loved by the people |
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| assisting him to kill the | time, |
and who, even when the |
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| on whom devolved at this | time |
the greatest part of the |
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| land, and was for a |
time | supposed to be allpowerful. In |
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| expenses of the government in |
time | of peace. Nothing was allowed |
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| to
election at the proper | time, |
even without the royal writ, |
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| was now, for the first | time, | made an indispensable qualification for |
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| of wrongs suffered in the | time |
of the commonwealth. The gaols |
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| in prayer, looked for a | time | with complacency on the softer |
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| Thus the clergy, for a | time, |
made war on schism with |
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| by scores, exposed at one | time | to the license of soldiers |
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| from
England, abandoned at another |
time | to the mercy of troops |
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| a meal. At the same | time | a sudden fall of rents |
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| men asked, at such a | time, | to make any addition to |
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| armies of Cromwell at the | time | when his power was the |
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| was heard, for the first | time, | by the citizens of London. |
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| so short a space of | time, | befel one city. A pestilence, |
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| unable to perceive that the | time | was fast approaching when that |
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| of the signs of that | time | proposed, for the purpose of |
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| He did not at this | time | profess the austere devotion which, |
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| progress of France. For a | time | his suggestions had been slighted; |
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| promised large aid. He from | time | to time doled out such |
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| aid. He from time to | time | doled out such aid as |
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| Bourbon: but in a short | time | fresh assurances of undiminished good |
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| the royal chapel. About this | time | died the Duchess of York, |
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| of the crown at this | time | were men whose names have |
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| it has never since their | time | been used except as a |
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| to every party. At one |
time | he had ranked among the |
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| among the Cavaliers. At another | time | warrants had been out against |
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| vehement Clifford in no long | time | manfully avowed, but which the |
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| Cabal, holding power at a | time | when our government was in |
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| to support the government in | time | of peace. The eight hundred |
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| was torn at the same | time |
by internal dissensions. The government |
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| were left for a short | time | without a head; and the |
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| impeaching Arlington. In a short | time | the Cabal was no more. |
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| to reflect that, in our | time, | a public man would be |
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| Catholic, and had passed some | time | on the Continent in English |
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| army was at the same | time | to land in Ireland. All |
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| Lords were for the first | time | excluded from their seats. Strong |
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| by the pamphleteers of that |
time | as something extraordinary that horses |
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| madness, should retire for a | time | to Brussels: but this concession |
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| millions who had, at the | time | of the Restoration, leaned towards |
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| that he was at this | time | honestly desirous to effect, on |
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| he was what, in our | time, | is called a Conservative: in |
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| him to side for a | time | with the defenders of arbitrary |
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| to be at the same | time | admired for despising them. Sunderland |
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| and had been, during some | time, | minister in France. Every calling |
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| most momentous events of his | time. | More than one important movement |
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| the royal assent. From the | time | of the Great Charter the |
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| England became for a short | time |
free. In old times printers |
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| king's evil. At the same | time | he neglected no art of |
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| on business. At the same | time |
the Duke of York, who |
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