An Historical Essay on the Real Character and Amount of Precedent of the Revolution of 1688, Volume 2

abdication Ahaz allowed argument Argyle arms assertion authority Bishop Burnet called cause certainly character Charles Commons condemned confession consent conspiracy conspirators constitution Convention Parliament Council of Six crown defence denied destroy doctrine doubt Duke Duke of Monmouth election endeavour England evidence fact father favour Fox's guilt Hallam heir Hezekiah historian honour insurrection James Jephtha judge jury justice justify King law of nature lawyer least letter levy liberty Locke Long Parliament Lord Grey Lord John Lord John Russell Lord Russell Mackintosh Majesty Meadley means mind Monmouth murder nation never opinion overt act pardon parliament party patriotism person Popish Plot Prince Prince of Orange principles proof propositions proved question reason rebellion regiment Revolution Russell's Rye House Plot says Scotland seems Shaftsbury Sidney sovereign Sprat standing laws supposed thing thought throne tion trial true truth unjust vacancy vote Whig whole word