History of the Kings Inns Or An Account of the Legal Body in Ireland From I
History of the Kings Inns Or An Account of the Legal Body in Ireland From I
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The KING'S INNS. 227 The eyes of Europe and of mankind turned with tremulous anxiety to the acceflion of James II. An unexampled phenomenon was to appear on a throne a Monarch differing in religion from the eftablifh- ed Church, and who countenanced fuch principles with the fury of a bigot and apoftate. Hereditary and elective Sovereigns, as in France arid Poland, were obliged to become conformifts. Even Ruffia (hewed more political wifdom, in this inftance, than Great Britain was blefled withm...e obliged Princef- fes, oh marriage, to profefs the Greek faith; whereas an oppofite practice completed thofe evils to which an appetite for arbitrary power led the Houfe of Stewart.
The clofe of Charles's reign prefents an ufeful tommentary in fupport of law, and an awful leflbn to a Eritifli Monarch. That Prince's natural good fenfe was nearly equal to his acknowledged convivial talents ; yet, a concealed apoftacy from the efta- blifhed religion, and a continued ha'ted to the free principles of Englifh law, led him into courfes finally fubverfive of perfonal honor, or private happinefs.
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The KING'S INNS. 227 The eyes of Europe and of mankind turned with tremulous anxiety to the acceflion of James II. An unexampled phenomenon was to appear on a throne a Monarch differing in religion from the eftablifh- ed Church, and who countenanced fuch principles with the fury of a bigot and apoftate. Hereditary and elective Sovereigns, as in France arid Poland, were obliged to become conformifts. Even Ruffia (hewed more political wifdom, in this inftance, than Great Britain was blefled withm...e obliged Princef- fes, oh marriage, to profefs the Greek faith; whereas an oppofite practice completed thofe evils to which an appetite for arbitrary power led the Houfe of Stewart.
The clofe of Charles's reign prefents an ufeful tommentary in fupport of law, and an awful leflbn to a Eritifli Monarch. That Prince's natural good fenfe was nearly equal to his acknowledged convivial talents ; yet, a concealed apoftacy from the efta- blifhed religion, and a continued ha'ted to the free principles of Englifh law, led him into courfes finally fubverfive of perfonal honor, or private happinefs.
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