The English Review, Volume 15F. & J. Rivington., 1851 |
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... government of certain towns of his tribe . But Britain , as a whole , constituted one or more Roman provinces from the moment of its final conquest by Agricola , A.D. 80. After that period there is no mention of any British kings ...
... government of certain towns of his tribe . But Britain , as a whole , constituted one or more Roman provinces from the moment of its final conquest by Agricola , A.D. 80. After that period there is no mention of any British kings ...
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... government what- ever as having dominion in the land , is perfectly in accordance with the views which the Welsh records give of the state of things in the first and second centuries ( p . 68 ) . And yet it is perfectly clear , from ...
... government what- ever as having dominion in the land , is perfectly in accordance with the views which the Welsh records give of the state of things in the first and second centuries ( p . 68 ) . And yet it is perfectly clear , from ...
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... government . While in the rest of Europe , the Northern races , losing the virtues of barbarism retained only its vices , Sicily , like Spain , was under the dominion of the Sara- cens , who , if not civilised , were enlightened , and ...
... government . While in the rest of Europe , the Northern races , losing the virtues of barbarism retained only its vices , Sicily , like Spain , was under the dominion of the Sara- cens , who , if not civilised , were enlightened , and ...
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... government under the protection of the Church . There were not wanting causes of complaint against the reigning house : the Suabian dynasty is indeed charged with rigour and avarice : we are , how- ever , inclined to think that such ...
... government under the protection of the Church . There were not wanting causes of complaint against the reigning house : the Suabian dynasty is indeed charged with rigour and avarice : we are , how- ever , inclined to think that such ...
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... government with a strong hand , and , finding conciliation impossible , combated the court of Rome with des- perate energy . He placed himself at the head of the Ghibeline party , which he revived in Lombardy , and fomented in Tuscany ...
... government with a strong hand , and , finding conciliation impossible , combated the court of Rome with des- perate energy . He placed himself at the head of the Ghibeline party , which he revived in Lombardy , and fomented in Tuscany ...
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