thisfact.thenativehouseoftudoruldstealahorse,

本章尚未读完,请击下一页继续阅读---->>>

theingstruggleforlonialpossessions.itassuredengland

orethanonehesuessorsofthe

adventurealdevelopnt.

butiledpleasantlyuponenglandinaneffort

hadalselvesan

butthe``fnstuartsalloolookatthe

besshadruledherdoinsverychasshepleased.in

inengland.theydonotseeohaveappreciatedoruood

laypical

herjestysstrongandsuessfulfn

adheirrealstheythoughtfithoutnsultingthe

enorusadvantagein

heulteriorbesh

hasintaiilthepresentday.hedisastrous

thejorityoftheenglishpeopledidnotlikethis,but

policies.

hisson,charlesi,intheyear1625both

firybelievedintheprincipleoftheir``divinerightto

heirsubjects.theideanehepopes,

jasheirkingandtheykeptquiet.

enuraged.thesgrantedanyliberties.

outesntihesapolicy.buthe

generalhoeant

thestuarts,hetudors,were``fners

asingleandundividedstateveriireknownworld,

toestablishpeaesileback.

roneerorsorratheroftheronierialidealof

takeherightsandprerogativesofparliant

rts.hehequeenhadbeenalhe

bridlehoutcausipopulardisapproval.oldqueen

hepocketofthehoandotherish

aleadershipiionalaffairshatuntry

ofhisgreatpredeertiobe

soonthereesand

allliberties