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... rule observed after death . The relations of the deceased went through the city chanting a wail for the dead . The corpse of a male was at once EMA'NÜEL I. , king of Portugal , styled THE committed into the charge of the undertakers ...
... rule observed after death . The relations of the deceased went through the city chanting a wail for the dead . The corpse of a male was at once EMA'NÜEL I. , king of Portugal , styled THE committed into the charge of the undertakers ...
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... rule a colony were generally the only Romans who abode in it . These even did not , in general , settle in the colonies with their families , but were recalled after a certain period of service , the whole arrangement much resembling ...
... rule a colony were generally the only Romans who abode in it . These even did not , in general , settle in the colonies with their families , but were recalled after a certain period of service , the whole arrangement much resembling ...
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... rules , which are intended as much as may be to abridge the calamities of war , and to protect the rights of individuals ... rule of law . It is provided by Magna Charta , cap . 30 , 1 that if merchants ' be of a land making war with us ...
... rules , which are intended as much as may be to abridge the calamities of war , and to protect the rights of individuals ... rule of law . It is provided by Magna Charta , cap . 30 , 1 that if merchants ' be of a land making war with us ...
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... rule as sovereign by hereditary right , but this made little difference to the fact of conquest . All the high offices in the state and in the church passed into the hands of a new race . The Danes alone could retain either property or ...
... rule as sovereign by hereditary right , but this made little difference to the fact of conquest . All the high offices in the state and in the church passed into the hands of a new race . The Danes alone could retain either property or ...
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... rule , on some points , to which the bishops and clergy can appeal . See the articles LAUD , and SCOTLAND , CHURCH OF , for the events of Charles I.'s reign . The great rebellion overthrew both church and state . The bishops were ...
... rule , on some points , to which the bishops and clergy can appeal . See the articles LAUD , and SCOTLAND , CHURCH OF , for the events of Charles I.'s reign . The great rebellion overthrew both church and state . The bishops were ...
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Page 155 - God so loved the world that ho gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth on him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
Page 163 - ... may establish, or tend to Establish that he owes a debt, or is otherwise subject to a civil suit, either at the instance of his majesty, or of any other person.
Page 27 - ... days are the Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday after the first Sunday in Lent, after the feast of Pentecost, after the 14th September, and after the 13th December. The term 'embering...
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Page 324 - I observed, he cared not to hold very long; then, he stood on a small pot; and, bending his body, took a glowing iron with his mouth from between his feet, without touching the pot, or ground, with his hands; with divers other prodigious feats.
Page 181 - And it came to pass at the end of the four hundred and thirty years, even the selfsame day it came to pass, that all the hosts of the LORD went out from the land of Egypt.