History of England from the Peace of Utrecht to the Peace of Versailles: 1713-1783J. Murray, 1838 - Great Britain |
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... Atterbury , Bishop of Rochester ..... ......................................................... . Plot to seize the Tower and the Bank Discovered by the Government Layer , Plunkett , and others , taken into custody . The dog Harlequin ...
... Atterbury , Bishop of Rochester ..... ......................................................... . Plot to seize the Tower and the Bank Discovered by the Government Layer , Plunkett , and others , taken into custody . The dog Harlequin ...
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... Atterbury at Paris ............. 131 Lord Mar out of favour with James ....... 132 Influence of Colonel Hay ( Lord Inverness ) ............ 133 Quarrel between James and his Consort 134 Page 1725. She retires to a convent at Rome 1726 ...
... Atterbury at Paris ............. 131 Lord Mar out of favour with James ....... 132 Influence of Colonel Hay ( Lord Inverness ) ............ 133 Quarrel between James and his Consort 134 Page 1725. She retires to a convent at Rome 1726 ...
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... Atterbury neglected by James 214 He retires to Montpellier 215 ....... He is joined by his daughter 216 Her illness and decease 217 Atterbury returns to Paris ........ 219 His defence of Clarendon's History .. 220 He dies 222 His coffin ...
... Atterbury neglected by James 214 He retires to Montpellier 215 ....... He is joined by his daughter 216 Her illness and decease 217 Atterbury returns to Paris ........ 219 His defence of Clarendon's History .. 220 He dies 222 His coffin ...
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... Atterbury writes to James , that , though the reconciliation is far from sincere , it will by degrees become so , or that at least the appearances and consequences of it will be the same as if it really were . " I think myself obliged ...
... Atterbury writes to James , that , though the reconciliation is far from sincere , it will by degrees become so , or that at least the appearances and consequences of it will be the same as if it really were . " I think myself obliged ...
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... Atterbury thought it a great blow to Jacobitism . He charitably hints to James , in his letters , that some attempt from the Duke of Or- mond might " disorder our finances , and throw us " into a good deal of confusion . " But if the ...
... Atterbury thought it a great blow to Jacobitism . He charitably hints to James , in his letters , that some attempt from the Duke of Or- mond might " disorder our finances , and throw us " into a good deal of confusion . " But if the ...
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Page 346 - ... their manner of writing is very peculiar, being neither from the left to the right, like the Europeans ; nor from the right to the left, like the Arabians ; nor from up to down, like the Chinese ; but aslant, from one corner of the paper to the other, like ladies in England.