The Writings and Speeches of Oliver Cromwell, Band 3Harvard University Press, 1945 |
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... less well known to those who sat in judgment on them as candidates for the new assembly . The result of the officers ' deliberations reveals some- thing of the motives which dictated their selections . As was natural under the ...
... less well known to those who sat in judgment on them as candidates for the new assembly . The result of the officers ' deliberations reveals some- thing of the motives which dictated their selections . As was natural under the ...
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... less degree , challenging not only the power but the principles and practices of other states , in society as well as in govern- ment . Of the three , the English revolutionaries paid relatively less atten- tion to imposing their ideas ...
... less degree , challenging not only the power but the principles and practices of other states , in society as well as in govern- ment . Of the three , the English revolutionaries paid relatively less atten- tion to imposing their ideas ...
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... less naturally a considerable number of officials in the government , including at least three judges . It is sur- prising to find that where the Barebones Parliament included only seven regicides , this body contained no less than ...
... less naturally a considerable number of officials in the government , including at least three judges . It is sur- prising to find that where the Barebones Parliament included only seven regicides , this body contained no less than ...
Inhalt
PREFACE | 3 |
CHAPTER III | 93 |
CHAPTER IV | 135 |
Urheberrecht | |
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