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... Jacobites or adherents of King James , was just forming ; and it was feared that a Jacobite rising would follow the appearance of a French fleet on the coast . In such a state of affairs William judged rightly that to yield to the Whig ...
... Jacobites or adherents of King James , was just forming ; and it was feared that a Jacobite rising would follow the appearance of a French fleet on the coast . In such a state of affairs William judged rightly that to yield to the Whig ...
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... Jacobites were only looking for the appearance of a French fleet on the coast to rise in revolt . He was hardly on his way in fact when Tourville , the French admiral , put to sea with strict orders to fight . He was met by the English ...
... Jacobites were only looking for the appearance of a French fleet on the coast to rise in revolt . He was hardly on his way in fact when Tourville , the French admiral , put to sea with strict orders to fight . He was met by the English ...
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... Jacobite hopes which had been crushed by the indignation at Tourville's descent woke up to a fresh life . Leading Tories , such as Lord Clarendon and Lord Dart- mouth , opened communication with James ; and some of the leading Whigs ...
... Jacobite hopes which had been crushed by the indignation at Tourville's descent woke up to a fresh life . Leading Tories , such as Lord Clarendon and Lord Dart- mouth , opened communication with James ; and some of the leading Whigs ...
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... Jacobite conspiracy at home which the invasion was intended to support . But the overthrow of the Jacobite hopes was the least result of the victory of La Hogue . France ceased from that moment to exist as a great naval power ; for ...
... Jacobite conspiracy at home which the invasion was intended to support . But the overthrow of the Jacobite hopes was the least result of the victory of La Hogue . France ceased from that moment to exist as a great naval power ; for ...
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... Jacobite descent , which was proposed by the ministers of James in a letter intercepted and laid before Parliament . Even the House of Commons took fire at this , and the fleet was raised to thirty thousand men , the army to ten ...
... Jacobite descent , which was proposed by the ministers of James in a letter intercepted and laid before Parliament . Even the House of Commons took fire at this , and the fleet was raised to thirty thousand men , the army to ten ...
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