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... England , than seconded by it . In 1695 , when the Jacobites had determined to commence an insurrection by the murder of the King , Sir John Friend and Sir William Parkyns were convicted of the full offence ; and at their execution ...
... England , than seconded by it . In 1695 , when the Jacobites had determined to commence an insurrection by the murder of the King , Sir John Friend and Sir William Parkyns were convicted of the full offence ; and at their execution ...
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... England , which was consi- dered as advantageous to both nations : the only objection that could be reasonably made to it being that England continued to prohibit the importation of silk stuffs from French looms . Yet this treaty was ...
... England , which was consi- dered as advantageous to both nations : the only objection that could be reasonably made to it being that England continued to prohibit the importation of silk stuffs from French looms . Yet this treaty was ...
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... England at Michaelmas . Charlemagne was fond of geese , and contributed to give them a vogue ; and they formed at one time so important an object of rural economy , that the first poulterers were called oyers . Geese are rarely boiled ...
... England at Michaelmas . Charlemagne was fond of geese , and contributed to give them a vogue ; and they formed at one time so important an object of rural economy , that the first poulterers were called oyers . Geese are rarely boiled ...
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