The Miscellaneous Works of

actions affections ancient answer appear army Assembly authority Barillon Bishop Burke called Catholic cause character Charles II Church Church of England circumstances civil Clarendon clergy common Conscience considered constitution Court Crown D'Adda declared desire doctrine England English established Europe favour feelings France French French Revolution friends genius happiness honour human important influence interest James James II Jesuits justice King King's language letter liberty Lord Lord Halifax Lord Sunderland Louis Louis XIV mankind means ment mind minister monarchy moral Narcissus Luttrell nations nature Nuncio object observed opinions original Parliament party passions perhaps persons philosophical pleasure ples political popular Prince Prince of Orange principles probably Protestant racter reason reform religion remarkable render Revolution royal Russia says Scotland seems sense sentiments sion spirit Stadtholder Sunderland theory thought tion treaty truth Tyrconnel virtue words writer