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enemy quitted Lamport ; when they ran out at one end of the town , we entered
the other . They fired that at which we should chase , which hindered our pursuit ;
but we overtook many of them . I believe we got near fifteen hundred horse .
enemy quitted Lamport ; when they ran out at one end of the town , we entered
the other . They fired that at which we should chase , which hindered our pursuit ;
but we overtook many of them . I believe we got near fifteen hundred horse .
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My Lord , believe me I would not put you to this trouble did I not know the man to
be a most religious honest man . ... I dare profess to your Lordship that I believe
his modesty and integrity have kept him from being preferred hitherunto .
My Lord , believe me I would not put you to this trouble did I not know the man to
be a most religious honest man . ... I dare profess to your Lordship that I believe
his modesty and integrity have kept him from being preferred hitherunto .
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believe. that. they. would. gain. anything. except. by. marching. to. London .
LIEUT . - Gen . CROMWELL : “ Truly the words spoken by Major Tulidah were (
spoken ) with affection , but we are rational ( men ) . I would fain know with what
reason ...
believe. that. they. would. gain. anything. except. by. marching. to. London .
LIEUT . - Gen . CROMWELL : “ Truly the words spoken by Major Tulidah were (
spoken ) with affection , but we are rational ( men ) . I would fain know with what
reason ...
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH | 10 |
EARLY MANHOOD | 41 |
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