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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... likewise that they had wrought upon the greatest part of their clergy ; who believed all they said to them . He did not therefore oppose any thing proposed by them , but only de- sired , " that they would very well weigh the manner " of ...
... likewise that they had wrought upon the greatest part of their clergy ; who believed all they said to them . He did not therefore oppose any thing proposed by them , but only de- sired , " that they would very well weigh the manner " of ...
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... likewise at Caen , was gone with the secretary to Rouen , having likewise received the same summons with the others to attend the prince at the Louvre . The chancellor hastened to Rouen , where he found the lord Cottington , who had ...
... likewise at Caen , was gone with the secretary to Rouen , having likewise received the same summons with the others to attend the prince at the Louvre . The chancellor hastened to Rouen , where he found the lord Cottington , who had ...
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... likewise was as much unsatisfied , who had acted a great parti in the first alienating the fleet and the affections of C c dangerous . ] MS . adds : The night before they were to leave Rouen , the secretary received notice by an express ...
... likewise was as much unsatisfied , who had acted a great parti in the first alienating the fleet and the affections of C c dangerous . ] MS . adds : The night before they were to leave Rouen , the secretary received notice by an express ...
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... likewise was present there , told them , " he was very " confident that his grandson could not be embarked “ in such an affair , " ) they neglected it , and thought it a design to amuse them . But when they heard that the meetings were ...
... likewise was present there , told them , " he was very " confident that his grandson could not be embarked “ in such an affair , " ) they neglected it , and thought it a design to amuse them . But when they heard that the meetings were ...
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... likewise , " as a thing unnecessary for the work ; since it was “ their own reputation and interest , and their being " known to have been always trusted by the king , << CC 66 XI . 1648 . by which they 48 THE HISTORY XI. ...
... likewise , " as a thing unnecessary for the work ; since it was “ their own reputation and interest , and their being " known to have been always trusted by the king , << CC 66 XI . 1648 . by which they 48 THE HISTORY XI. ...
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