The Reformation of the Church of England: Its History, Principles, and Results, Volumen2E. & J.B. Young, 1882 |
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... hands of a few working members of the Privy Council ; two noblemen , best known in history as the Dukes of Somerset and Northumberland , exercising successively the authority and power recognised in later times as that of Regent ...
... hands of a few working members of the Privy Council ; two noblemen , best known in history as the Dukes of Somerset and Northumberland , exercising successively the authority and power recognised in later times as that of Regent ...
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... hands of so stout and arrogant a person , " ordered The Chan- him to remain in his house at Ely Place , prison , " during pleasure , and to pay such fine as should be determined . The Will of Henry VIII . was taken out of his custody ...
... hands of so stout and arrogant a person , " ordered The Chan- him to remain in his house at Ely Place , prison , " during pleasure , and to pay such fine as should be determined . The Will of Henry VIII . was taken out of his custody ...
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... hands , instead of appointing a proper Chancellor . Certain it is that the Protector took immediate advantage of the situation to secure for himself a much less limited position than that which had been assigned to him under ...
... hands , instead of appointing a proper Chancellor . Certain it is that the Protector took immediate advantage of the situation to secure for himself a much less limited position than that which had been assigned to him under ...
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... hands , and that he was prevented by God's and wisdom . He was charged , secondly , grace that he had induced the King , without the advice and knowledge of the Protector and the Privy Council , to write letters to the Parliament of his ...
... hands , and that he was prevented by God's and wisdom . He was charged , secondly , grace that he had induced the King , without the advice and knowledge of the Protector and the Privy Council , to write letters to the Parliament of his ...
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... hands , and began to build a magnificent palace in the Strand , between the Savoy and the Temple , just outside the city of London , probably with the ulterior purpose of dominating the city whose influence so often turned the scale in ...
... hands , and began to build a magnificent palace in the Strand , between the Savoy and the Temple , just outside the city of London , probably with the ulterior purpose of dominating the city whose influence so often turned the scale in ...
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