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Sir Henry St . John was a relative of Cromwell ' s cousin , that Oliver St . John who
was in time to argue the ship - money case in which a mutual connection of
Cromwell and St . John , John Hampden , was the leading character . That these
...
Sir Henry St . John was a relative of Cromwell ' s cousin , that Oliver St . John who
was in time to argue the ship - money case in which a mutual connection of
Cromwell and St . John , John Hampden , was the leading character . That these
...
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79 John Goodricke and other , ioth February , 16361 - 7 ] as ap - 1 16 14 O
peareth Established with his mother , his two sisters , his wife and now seven
children , busy with the affairs of his property and his office , with enough to
absorb his ...
79 John Goodricke and other , ioth February , 16361 - 7 ] as ap - 1 16 14 O
peareth Established with his mother , his two sisters , his wife and now seven
children , busy with the affairs of his property and his office , with enough to
absorb his ...
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Of his relatives , there were eighteen in the Commons in 1640 , among them
Hampden and St . John , and before the Parliament ended there were many
more , besides others who later married into the family . 3 As he sat on Speaker
Lenthall ...
Of his relatives , there were eighteen in the Commons in 1640 , among them
Hampden and St . John , and before the Parliament ended there were many
more , besides others who later married into the family . 3 As he sat on Speaker
Lenthall ...
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH | 10 |
EARLY MANHOOD | 41 |
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