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... foully broken in spite of solemn oaths, when once her invaders, by the basest artifices, bad persuaded her to lay down her arms. The penal laws of William and Anne were the next act of the tragedy, and with them the plot assurmes, if possible, darker ...
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... east gate, carrying with them their arms and baggage, but were not allowed to display their banners or soundany music. The next day )29tlr), a large body of troops, apparently regurlrs, numbering about 5,000, armed with long spears, shields and swords ...