A History of England in the Eighteenth Century, 第 1 卷

allies Anne appeared army became Bill bishops body Bolingbroke carried Catholic cause century character Charles chief Church classes clergy command complete condition considerable crown danger death desired Dissenters doubt Duke Dutch effect Elector Emperor England English extreme favour feeling followed force foreign France French Government hand Hanoverian Hist Holland House House of Commons important increased influence interests Italy Jacobite King land least less letter Lewis Lord majority Marlborough measure military ministers ministry natural negotiations never object obtained once opposition Parliament party passed peace period persons political popular position possessed present Pretender Prince probably Protestant Queen question received refused reign religious remained respect Restoration secure sentiments side soon sovereign Spain Spanish spirit strong succession supported taken throne tion Tory treaty true Walpole Whig whole wrote