Lives of the queens of England, from the Norman conquest. By A. [and E.] Strickland, Volume 11864 |
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... subjects , beauti- fully engraved in fac - simile , with Intro- duction and Descriptions by the late FRANCIS DOUCE and Dr. T. F. DIBDIN . 2 vols . in 1. 7s . 6d . Howitt's ( Mary ) Pictorial Calendar of the Seasons . Embodying the whole ...
... subjects , beauti- fully engraved in fac - simile , with Intro- duction and Descriptions by the late FRANCIS DOUCE and Dr. T. F. DIBDIN . 2 vols . in 1. 7s . 6d . Howitt's ( Mary ) Pictorial Calendar of the Seasons . Embodying the whole ...
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... subjects of popular panegyric ; and authors have actually feared in some cases to reveal the base metal which has been hidden beneath a meretricious gilding , lest they should provoke a host of assailants . It was not thus that the ...
... subjects of popular panegyric ; and authors have actually feared in some cases to reveal the base metal which has been hidden beneath a meretricious gilding , lest they should provoke a host of assailants . It was not thus that the ...
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... subjects ' love - Death of prince Geoffrey- Grief of Eleanora - She is brought to Poitou - Claims her dominions of prince Richard -King Henry's disquiets- Death - Burial - Queen in captivity - King Richard releases her - Appoints her ...
... subjects ' love - Death of prince Geoffrey- Grief of Eleanora - She is brought to Poitou - Claims her dominions of prince Richard -King Henry's disquiets- Death - Burial - Queen in captivity - King Richard releases her - Appoints her ...
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... subjects , being the king's subject , and not his equal.1 The royal charters , in ancient times , were frequently signed by the queen as well as by the king ; yet this was not in the quality of a coadjutor in the authority by which the ...
... subjects , being the king's subject , and not his equal.1 The royal charters , in ancient times , were frequently signed by the queen as well as by the king ; yet this was not in the quality of a coadjutor in the authority by which the ...
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... subjects of their royal husbands , than the sordid selfishness practised by this princess . The queen - regnant , in addition to the cares of government , has to preside over all the arrangements connected with female royalty , which ...
... subjects of their royal husbands , than the sordid selfishness practised by this princess . The queen - regnant , in addition to the cares of government , has to preside over all the arrangements connected with female royalty , which ...
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