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... called upon to act . To be moderate , in any real sense of the word , requires the highest powers of the imagination . He who would reconcile adverse parties must possess something more than a love of peace and a contempt of extreme ...
... called upon to act . To be moderate , in any real sense of the word , requires the highest powers of the imagination . He who would reconcile adverse parties must possess something more than a love of peace and a contempt of extreme ...
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... called aloud for writers who would place a curb upon its extravagances , if it were only the curb of form.1 Waller's pure Elizabethan moral effort needed the curb as much as its poetry , and in men of lower aims , the form imposed would ...
... called aloud for writers who would place a curb upon its extravagances , if it were only the curb of form.1 Waller's pure Elizabethan moral effort needed the curb as much as its poetry , and in men of lower aims , the form imposed would ...
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... called to the bar . There the representative of the King , ' looking more 1 This view of the case , which is thoroughly consonant with Charles's character , would reconcile Clarendon's statement that he wanted to test his opponents with ...
... called to the bar . There the representative of the King , ' looking more 1 This view of the case , which is thoroughly consonant with Charles's character , would reconcile Clarendon's statement that he wanted to test his opponents with ...
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... called his army round him : " Your consciences and your loyalty , " he said , " have brought you hither , to fight for your religion , your King , and the laws of the land . You shall meet with no enemies but traitors , most of them ...
... called his army round him : " Your consciences and your loyalty , " he said , " have brought you hither , to fight for your religion , your King , and the laws of the land . You shall meet with no enemies but traitors , most of them ...
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... called on to march in battle array against the King in person . II . 1642 . Puritan- Whether , if the King had obtained the upper hand , the Parliamentary liberties of the country would have been safe in the hands of the Spencers and ...
... called on to march in battle array against the King in person . II . 1642 . Puritan- Whether , if the King had obtained the upper hand , the Parliamentary liberties of the country would have been safe in the hands of the Spencers and ...
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