The Writings and Speeches of Oliver Cromwell, Band 3Harvard University Press, 1945 |
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... French monarchy and minister , the French had not only given sanctuary to Charles II but had assisted the enemies of the Commonwealth throughout the British Isles . It was in France that plots were hatched ; from France had come aid and ...
... French monarchy and minister , the French had not only given sanctuary to Charles II but had assisted the enemies of the Commonwealth throughout the British Isles . It was in France that plots were hatched ; from France had come aid and ...
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... French minister proposed , if possible , to put an end to that situation , or appear to do so , by specific demands . Instructed to make such proposals that Cromwell would have to give a definite answer , in default of which Bordeaux ...
... French minister proposed , if possible , to put an end to that situation , or appear to do so , by specific demands . Instructed to make such proposals that Cromwell would have to give a definite answer , in default of which Bordeaux ...
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... French proposals to Bordeaux within two days , but when eight days had passed without any word , the French envoy began to wonder if Oliver were not awaiting the outcome of the siege of Arras by the French in the struggle between Condé ...
... French proposals to Bordeaux within two days , but when eight days had passed without any word , the French envoy began to wonder if Oliver were not awaiting the outcome of the siege of Arras by the French in the struggle between Condé ...
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PREFACE | 3 |
CHAPTER III | 93 |
CHAPTER IV | 135 |
Urheberrecht | |
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