Early Responses to Hume's History of England, Parte2

ancient appears arbitrary assertion attempted attention authority Britain Britons called cause character Charles civil common concerning conduct considerable considered constitution contained continued copy council court Critical crown defended edition effect Elizabeth England English equally established evidence facts favour French give given hand Henry Hist historian Hume Hume's ideas important influence interest John judges kind king kingdom language laws letters liberty London lord manner Mary matter means mentioned mind monarch nature never observations occasion opinion opposition original parliament particular party passage perhaps period persons political possessed prerogative present prince principles produced prove published Queen reader reason regard reign religion remarks respect Review Romans says seems sovereign speaks spirit Stuart sufficient supposed thing thought truth volume whole writing written