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Page 103
... popular feeling ran very high . Wentworth was shortly after tried and executed ; Laud was instantly deposed from his Archiepiscopal see of Canterbury and thrown into the tower . The next move of the Parliament was to curb the ...
... popular feeling ran very high . Wentworth was shortly after tried and executed ; Laud was instantly deposed from his Archiepiscopal see of Canterbury and thrown into the tower . The next move of the Parliament was to curb the ...
Page 202
... popular rights , the jury trial , so dear to every English heart , and so justly eulogized by a long and illustrious ... popular sover- eignty - laid open its inconsistency and greedy ambition to the easy and inevitable observa- tion of ...
... popular rights , the jury trial , so dear to every English heart , and so justly eulogized by a long and illustrious ... popular sover- eignty - laid open its inconsistency and greedy ambition to the easy and inevitable observa- tion of ...
Page 203
... popular and potent leader , Ireton , * had de- prived the nation of many of those leaders upon whom it had been wont to rely , while at the same time these circumstances had served to render the popularity of the grandest chief of them ...
... popular and potent leader , Ireton , * had de- prived the nation of many of those leaders upon whom it had been wont to rely , while at the same time these circumstances had served to render the popularity of the grandest chief of them ...
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