The Writings and Speeches of Oliver Cromwell, Band 1 |
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Lord Newcastle will advance into your bowels . Better join when others will join
and can join with you , than stay till all be lost ; hasten to our help . The enemy in
all probability will be in our bowels else in ten days ; his army is powerful .
Lord Newcastle will advance into your bowels . Better join when others will join
and can join with you , than stay till all be lost ; hasten to our help . The enemy in
all probability will be in our bowels else in ten days ; his army is powerful .
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from Newark by Ashby - de - la - Zouch , it is believed , with intention to raise the
siege of Banbury or join with Rupert . ” Banbury , Sept. 26 , 1644.61 This elicited
a reply telling of reinforcements ordered to him and at about the same time ...
from Newark by Ashby - de - la - Zouch , it is believed , with intention to raise the
siege of Banbury or join with Rupert . ” Banbury , Sept. 26 , 1644.61 This elicited
a reply telling of reinforcements ordered to him and at about the same time ...
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... which he did , joining Cromwell at Marston , a mile out of Oxford , on May 22 ,
to make plans for a siege.101 Cromwell ... so far from Browne and Cromwell
having continued their pursuit of Charles , they had turned back to join Fairfax
and ...
... which he did , joining Cromwell at Marston , a mile out of Oxford , on May 22 ,
to make plans for a siege.101 Cromwell ... so far from Browne and Cromwell
having continued their pursuit of Charles , they had turned back to join Fairfax
and ...
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