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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... that when " it should be necessary for the prince to remove " out of France , the chancellor should have notice " of it , and be required to give his attendance upon XI . " the person of his royal highness , 20 THE HISTORY.
... that when " it should be necessary for the prince to remove " out of France , the chancellor should have notice " of it , and be required to give his attendance upon XI . " the person of his royal highness , 20 THE HISTORY.
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... give over their design to redeem " the king , or yield to this determination , which " their parliament was so firm and united in ; and " would never depart from . " And therefore they en- treated them with all imaginable importunity ...
... give over their design to redeem " the king , or yield to this determination , which " their parliament was so firm and united in ; and " would never depart from . " And therefore they en- treated them with all imaginable importunity ...
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... give those commissions they desired , which other- wise might have been given with the same secrecy that the business was to be acted with ; the one , the order against giving any commission to any man be- fore he had taken the covenant ...
... give those commissions they desired , which other- wise might have been given with the same secrecy that the business was to be acted with ; the one , the order against giving any commission to any man be- fore he had taken the covenant ...
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... give them any men , or other assistance towards the taking them , but , as hath been said , would not grant them his commission to perform it ; pretending , " that he " durst not do it , because they were bound not to 66 66 begin the ...
... give them any men , or other assistance towards the taking them , but , as hath been said , would not grant them his commission to perform it ; pretending , " that he " durst not do it , because they were bound not to 66 66 begin the ...
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... give him credit , as a man trusted by all who intended to serve the king , who had with wonderful address got him to be one of those em- ployed by the city , that he might , under that secu- rity , give such animadversions to the prince ...
... give him credit , as a man trusted by all who intended to serve the king , who had with wonderful address got him to be one of those em- ployed by the city , that he might , under that secu- rity , give such animadversions to the prince ...
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