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... king glorious , who think a whole people may justly be sacrificed for the interest and pleasure of one man , and a ... king's glory is their shame ; his plenty the people's misery ; and that the gaining of an office , or a little money ...
... king glorious , who think a whole people may justly be sacrificed for the interest and pleasure of one man , and a ... king's glory is their shame ; his plenty the people's misery ; and that the gaining of an office , or a little money ...
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... King and Queen , in a manner that both fac'd the entrance into the hall . Next the Queen sate the couple that were to be married ; and next to the King the Pope's nuncio and Archbishop of Gnesna , with the foreign ambassadors . At the ...
... King and Queen , in a manner that both fac'd the entrance into the hall . Next the Queen sate the couple that were to be married ; and next to the King the Pope's nuncio and Archbishop of Gnesna , with the foreign ambassadors . At the ...
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... King some remonstrances on the administra- tion of the Prince of the Peace , as he informs us in his own work.- The King afterward gave him the preferment of archdeacon in the church of Toledo . He continued to correspond with his pupil ...
... King some remonstrances on the administra- tion of the Prince of the Peace , as he informs us in his own work.- The King afterward gave him the preferment of archdeacon in the church of Toledo . He continued to correspond with his pupil ...
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