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| − | not only convert vast | + | not only convert vast quantities |
| + | of Land into forests, but by | ||
| + | the severity of his Laws for the | ||
| + | preservation of the game, wild | ||
| + | beasts multiplied so as to become | ||
| + | a publick nusance. Among | ||
| + | other arbitrary proceedings he | ||
| + | introduced the curfew, by which | ||
| + | he ordered, that at the sound | ||
| + | of a bell, every one should | ||
| + | put out his fires & lights. | ||
| + | This Prince was engaged | ||
| + | in war to the end of his | ||
| + | life: That against Philip I | ||
| + | [[catchword]] of [[/catchword]] | ||
Revision as of 23:46, 16 May 2018
underline William I. /underline not only convert vast quantities of Land into forests, but by the severity of his Laws for the preservation of the game, wild beasts multiplied so as to become a publick nusance. Among other arbitrary proceedings he introduced the curfew, by which he ordered, that at the sound of a bell, every one should put out his fires & lights. This Prince was engaged in war to the end of his life: That against Philip I catchword of /catchword
