The Writings and Speeches of Oliver Cromwell, Band 4Harvard University Press, 1947 |
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... less with the rest of the world , and without naval supplies both England and Holland were more or less helpless . In addition to this , as Cromwell had already pointed out , Danzig was Holland's " bread - basket , " and no arrangement ...
... less with the rest of the world , and without naval supplies both England and Holland were more or less helpless . In addition to this , as Cromwell had already pointed out , Danzig was Holland's " bread - basket , " and no arrangement ...
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... less was it a compromise . Whatever its beneficence , whatever its inevitability , it was fundamentally a dictatorship , with more than the power of a monarchy and none of the appeal of a republic . Nor were the circumstances of his ...
... less was it a compromise . Whatever its beneficence , whatever its inevitability , it was fundamentally a dictatorship , with more than the power of a monarchy and none of the appeal of a republic . Nor were the circumstances of his ...
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... less it was read a second time in the following week , though there seems no record of its having become a law . It seems evident that , as happens to all revolutionary movements at some time , as had , in fact , happened to this one ...
... less it was read a second time in the following week , though there seems no record of its having become a law . It seems evident that , as happens to all revolutionary movements at some time , as had , in fact , happened to this one ...
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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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