History of England from the Accession of James I. to the Outbreak of the Civil War 1603-1642: 1621-1623Longmans, Green, 1883 |
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... demands about The position becomes un- The Infanta Isabella re- Character of the Infanta 406 Frederick begs him to go 384 to war 407 Settlement of the East • 385 India disputes 407 : 386 fuses to relieve Franken- thal 386 Maria 387 ...
... demands about The position becomes un- The Infanta Isabella re- Character of the Infanta 406 Frederick begs him to go 384 to war 407 Settlement of the East • 385 India disputes 407 : 386 fuses to relieve Franken- thal 386 Maria 387 ...
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... demands.3 1618 . for ale- houses . Whatever arguments might be used in defence of the exercise of a supervision over inns , applied with double force to the attempt to bring under a strict control The patent the petty alehouses , which ...
... demands.3 1618 . for ale- houses . Whatever arguments might be used in defence of the exercise of a supervision over inns , applied with double force to the attempt to bring under a strict control The patent the petty alehouses , which ...
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... demand for a certi- ficate to the Council , it is to be inferred that no scruple was felt on that score.2 Still , in spite of all that the Council could do , the number of alehouses increased . In 1616 , James complained bitterly of the ...
... demand for a certi- ficate to the Council , it is to be inferred that no scruple was felt on that score.2 Still , in spite of all that the Council could do , the number of alehouses increased . In 1616 , James complained bitterly of the ...
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... demand that it should be interpreted as strictly as pos- sible , and that nothing beyond the actual invention should be covered by the guarantee ; whilst the official , who had to consider the propriety of making the grant , might ...
... demand that it should be interpreted as strictly as pos- sible , and that nothing beyond the actual invention should be covered by the guarantee ; whilst the official , who had to consider the propriety of making the grant , might ...
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... demand could be more outrageous . But to the Privy Council it was some- thing more than a mere matter of political economy . For some time the waste of wood in England had attracted atten- tion , and fears were frequently expressed that ...
... demand could be more outrageous . But to the Privy Council it was some- thing more than a mere matter of political economy . For some time the waste of wood in England had attracted atten- tion , and fears were frequently expressed that ...
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