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... affection , or even of complaisance , from her husband ; and the malignant ideas of faction still , in his sullen mind , prevailed over all the sentiments of conjugal tenderness . ” 3. Henry ( 1790 ) . “ Henry did not relish these ...
... affection , or even of complaisance , from her husband ; and the malignant ideas of faction still , in his sullen mind , prevailed over all the sentiments of conjugal tenderness . ” 3. Henry ( 1790 ) . “ Henry did not relish these ...
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... affection ; partly out of their great devotion to the house of York , partly out of a proud humour in the nation to give a King to the realm of England . Neither did the party in this heat of affection much trouble themselves with the ...
... affection ; partly out of their great devotion to the house of York , partly out of a proud humour in the nation to give a King to the realm of England . Neither did the party in this heat of affection much trouble themselves with the ...
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... affection he bore to Thomas his brother , went in progress to Latham , to make merry with his mother and the Earl ... affections of the common people towards the House of York . Which body of common people he thought was not to be ...
... affection he bore to Thomas his brother , went in progress to Latham , to make merry with his mother and the Earl ... affections of the common people towards the House of York . Which body of common people he thought was not to be ...
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HISTORY OF THE REIGN OF KING HENRY VII | 13 |
Great Councils | 178 |
Character of Henry VII from the Latin | 379 |
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