The Writings and Speeches of Oliver Cromwell, Band 4Harvard University Press, 1947 |
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... Lockhart an audience and in- formed him - which Lockhart by that time almost certainly knew -that Lionne had gone to meet some of the Spanish ministers , pro- testing that " he had condescended to the propositions of peace [ be- tween ...
... Lockhart an audience and in- formed him - which Lockhart by that time almost certainly knew -that Lionne had gone to meet some of the Spanish ministers , pro- testing that " he had condescended to the propositions of peace [ be- tween ...
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... Lockhart himself was said to have given up his house in Paris because he was so certain that Cromwell would accept the crown and that Lockhart " should share proportionately in this rise of fortune , owing to his connection through his ...
... Lockhart himself was said to have given up his house in Paris because he was so certain that Cromwell would accept the crown and that Lockhart " should share proportionately in this rise of fortune , owing to his connection through his ...
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... Lockhart responsible for the Protector's position , ac- cording to Lockhart's account , and was certain that Lockhart had told the Protector that the French could have taken Dunkirk but ran away at the critical moment ; but Mazarin ...
... Lockhart responsible for the Protector's position , ac- cording to Lockhart's account , and was certain that Lockhart had told the Protector that the French could have taken Dunkirk but ran away at the critical moment ; but Mazarin ...
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND THE MAJORGEN | 64 |
IRELAND FRANCE AND SWEDEN MARCH | 124 |
THE CHOICE OF THE PARLIAMENT JUNE | 180 |
Urheberrecht | |
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