King And Parliament a D 1603 1714
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But he was also a man of the most his prospects dauntless courage, displayed alike on the field 1: and in the council. No military reverse could diminish it, no political difficulties limit it. And he needed it all. For in England he found not enthusiasm or reverence for ioo WILLIAM'S DIFFICULTIES.
the deliverer, but much treachery and more distrust. Only where he could make them see that he was working for their own immediate interests, or when Louis put a trump card into his hand by attack or... insult, did the English nation rally round William. They were jealous of his Dutch favourites ; they knew he loved the gardens of Loo better than all the attractions of Kensington, and that he neither loved nor admired Englishmen, except indeed when he watched their corpses being piled beneath the walls of a French fortress.
But more than this. England was, so far as concerns her government, in a stage of transition. The "king above the law " was no more. But the " law Changes in . .
the English above the king was not a condition of things constitution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But he was also a man of the most his prospects dauntless courage, displayed alike on the field 1: and in the council. No military reverse could diminish it, no political difficulties limit it. And he needed it all. For in England he found not enthusiasm or reverence for ioo WILLIAM'S DIFFICULTIES.
the deliverer, but much treachery and more distrust. Only where he could make them see that he was working for their own immediate interests, or when Louis put a trump card into his hand by attack or... insult, did the English nation rally round William. They were jealous of his Dutch favourites ; they knew he loved the gardens of Loo better than all the attractions of Kensington, and that he neither loved nor admired Englishmen, except indeed when he watched their corpses being piled beneath the walls of a French fortress.
But more than this. England was, so far as concerns her government, in a stage of transition. The "king above the law " was no more. But the " law Changes in . .
the English above the king was not a condition of things constitution.
What to read after King And Parliament a D 1603 1714?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Henry Wakeling to read onlineMoreLess
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