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Our Deputy is hereby authorised from time to time by his own warrant to charge
the Treasury and public Revenue in Ireland for payment of the army and
garrisons either in money or provisions , as also for all incident charges
necessary for the ...
Our Deputy is hereby authorised from time to time by his own warrant to charge
the Treasury and public Revenue in Ireland for payment of the army and
garrisons either in money or provisions , as also for all incident charges
necessary for the ...
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cried Cromwell , “ and who says it is a charge ? Who calls it a charge ? I say not
so ; and see ! before you hear them you call them spurious , " and so began to
read an information was that he should call him , Oliver Cromwell , that great ...
cried Cromwell , “ and who says it is a charge ? Who calls it a charge ? I say not
so ; and see ! before you hear them you call them spurious , " and so began to
read an information was that he should call him , Oliver Cromwell , that great ...
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We send particulars of the reducement in Scotland , and refer you to the Council
of Scotland , who will speedily be with you , to advise what may further be done
for reducement of charge there . Meantime , you are to cause this new ...
We send particulars of the reducement in Scotland , and refer you to the Council
of Scotland , who will speedily be with you , to advise what may further be done
for reducement of charge there . Meantime , you are to cause this new ...
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CHAPTER II | 48 |
CHAPTER III | 93 |
The BEGINNING OF THE PROTECTORATE | 135 |
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