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field than that accomplished by Cromwell at Marston Moor , and from it he
emerged the hero of the army and his cause . The royal army was not merely
beaten , it was destroyed . Newcastle , with Eythin and a crowd of Royalist
officers ...
field than that accomplished by Cromwell at Marston Moor , and from it he
emerged the hero of the army and his cause . The royal army was not merely
beaten , it was destroyed . Newcastle , with Eythin and a crowd of Royalist
officers ...
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I can speak this for my own soldiers , that they look not upon me , but upon you ;
and for you they will fight and live and die in your cause ; and if others be of that
mind that they are of , you need not fear them . They do not idolize me , but look ...
I can speak this for my own soldiers , that they look not upon me , but upon you ;
and for you they will fight and live and die in your cause ; and if others be of that
mind that they are of , you need not fear them . They do not idolize me , but look ...
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He took advantage of his opportunities as they came along , upheld by the
conviction that his cause was right and that he was supported in it by his God , of
whom he was the human instrument . He was not the first , nor will he be the last ,
to ...
He took advantage of his opportunities as they came along , upheld by the
conviction that his cause was right and that he was supported in it by his God , of
whom he was the human instrument . He was not the first , nor will he be the last ,
to ...
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INTRODUCTION I | 1 |
CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH | 10 |
EARLY MANHOOD | 41 |
Urheberrecht | |
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