The Writings and Speeches of Oliver Cromwell, Band 1 |
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We hold it our duty to represent the state of the army , and also the nature of the
service you require . " The horse are so tired out with hard duty in such extremity
of weather as hath seldom been seen , that if much more service be required of ...
We hold it our duty to represent the state of the army , and also the nature of the
service you require . " The horse are so tired out with hard duty in such extremity
of weather as hath seldom been seen , that if much more service be required of ...
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And because we conceive that the exigence may require horse and dragoons ,
we desire that all your horse and dragoons may hasten to Newmarket , where
they will receive orders for farther advance , according as the motion of the
enemy ...
And because we conceive that the exigence may require horse and dragoons ,
we desire that all your horse and dragoons may hasten to Newmarket , where
they will receive orders for farther advance , according as the motion of the
enemy ...
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And likewise I do hereby require all officers and soldiers to permit the said Sir
John Digby and his servant to pass to Pontefract as above said without trouble or
molestation . Given under my hand this 22nd day of Novemb . 1648 . 0 .
Cromwell .
And likewise I do hereby require all officers and soldiers to permit the said Sir
John Digby and his servant to pass to Pontefract as above said without trouble or
molestation . Given under my hand this 22nd day of Novemb . 1648 . 0 .
Cromwell .
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH | 10 |
EARLY MANHOOD | 41 |
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