The Writings and Speeches of Oliver Cromwell, Band 4Harvard University Press, 1947 |
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... evident , then , from what little , scattered information we have of the Protector's activities that it is , at best , incomplete and often inconclusive . It is no less evident that a great part of his time , even when he had not ...
... evident , then , from what little , scattered information we have of the Protector's activities that it is , at best , incomplete and often inconclusive . It is no less evident that a great part of his time , even when he had not ...
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... evident from his own words that Cromwell was a tired old man in bad health in this great crisis . It could not have made a great deal of difference to him personally whether or not he put this " feather " in his cap , for it must have ...
... evident from his own words that Cromwell was a tired old man in bad health in this great crisis . It could not have made a great deal of difference to him personally whether or not he put this " feather " in his cap , for it must have ...
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... evident , however , that it was none too good . He was breaking fast , and there is no better evidence of that than the fact that there remain no documents from his pen , nor with his signature after that event . The death of Elizabeth ...
... evident , however , that it was none too good . He was breaking fast , and there is no better evidence of that than the fact that there remain no documents from his pen , nor with his signature after that event . The death of Elizabeth ...
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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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