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... England . In the following year he communicated to Purchas , who was then publishing his " Pilgrimage , ” a short tract " Of the Jews , sometimes living in England . ” It will be observed , that in the foregoing works Selden had ...
... England . In the following year he communicated to Purchas , who was then publishing his " Pilgrimage , ” a short tract " Of the Jews , sometimes living in England . ” It will be observed , that in the foregoing works Selden had ...
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... England . When , in consequence of the increase of the popular discontents , and of the ru- mours from Holland of the preparations on foot for the expedition to England , the king was advised to call a parliament in order to appease the ...
... England . When , in consequence of the increase of the popular discontents , and of the ru- mours from Holland of the preparations on foot for the expedition to England , the king was advised to call a parliament in order to appease the ...
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... England , discontented with the amount of the taxes , and averse to a new war ; and he remarked upon the unfavourable posi- tion in which the trade of England might be placed by * Kennet , vol . iii . p . 805 . + Id . p . 806 . the ...
... England , discontented with the amount of the taxes , and averse to a new war ; and he remarked upon the unfavourable posi- tion in which the trade of England might be placed by * Kennet , vol . iii . p . 805 . + Id . p . 806 . the ...
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