The Writings and Speeches of Oliver Cromwell, Band 1 |
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We presently put our horse in order ; which we could hardly do by reason of the
cony - holes and the difficult ascent up the hill , the enemy being within musket -
shot of us , and advancing towards us before we could get ourselves into any ...
We presently put our horse in order ; which we could hardly do by reason of the
cony - holes and the difficult ascent up the hill , the enemy being within musket -
shot of us , and advancing towards us before we could get ourselves into any ...
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I wish we may respite our determination till that four or five days be over , till we
see how things will be , except you will urge reasons to show it to be of absolute
necessity to all those ends to determine just now that we will march up to London
...
I wish we may respite our determination till that four or five days be over , till we
see how things will be , except you will urge reasons to show it to be of absolute
necessity to all those ends to determine just now that we will march up to London
...
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Think of the example and of the consequence , and let others think of it too , if
they be not drenched too deep in their one ( own ) reason and opinions . Robin ,
be honest still . God keep thee in the midst of snares . Thou hast naturally a
valiant ...
Think of the example and of the consequence , and let others think of it too , if
they be not drenched too deep in their one ( own ) reason and opinions . Robin ,
be honest still . God keep thee in the midst of snares . Thou hast naturally a
valiant ...
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