The History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England: To which is Added An Historical View of the Affairs of Ireland, Band 6Clarendon Press, 1826 |
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... called . He had made a fast friendship with Cromwell and Vane ; and knew that in this new stipulation with the king , the Hamil- tonian faction was the great undertaker , and meant to have all the honour of whatsoever should follow ...
... called . He had made a fast friendship with Cromwell and Vane ; and knew that in this new stipulation with the king , the Hamil- tonian faction was the great undertaker , and meant to have all the honour of whatsoever should follow ...
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... called upon , and in the mean time settled a way how to correspond together , they went into Scotland to those who had invited them , and were received by them with civility enough . They owned such a wariness , in respect of the ...
... called upon , and in the mean time settled a way how to correspond together , they went into Scotland to those who had invited them , and were received by them with civility enough . They owned such a wariness , in respect of the ...
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... called for ) without any manner of supplies , which were ex- pected . And now , when the remove of the prince was so behoveful , the cardinal utterly refused to furnish him with any money ; all which discounte- nances were shortly after ...
... called for ) without any manner of supplies , which were ex- pected . And now , when the remove of the prince was so behoveful , the cardinal utterly refused to furnish him with any money ; all which discounte- nances were shortly after ...
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... called so importunately for them , that he was resolved " to march in very few days ; which he thought ne- " cessary to communicate to them , not only for the friendship he had for them ; which would always 66 66 66 66 keep him without ...
... called so importunately for them , that he was resolved " to march in very few days ; which he thought ne- " cessary to communicate to them , not only for the friendship he had for them ; which would always 66 66 66 66 keep him without ...
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... called the earl of Warwick out of the river to their assistance , before they could have mastered them ; there being two or three of the best ships of the royal navy , which would have made a very no- table resistance . But this being ...
... called the earl of Warwick out of the river to their assistance , before they could have mastered them ; there being two or three of the best ships of the royal navy , which would have made a very no- table resistance . But this being ...
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