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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... master of a ship . This inclination was much im- proved in them by a general disposition in Kent to an insurrection for the king , and by some gentle- men's coming on board the ships , according to the custom of that country ; who ...
... master of a ship . This inclination was much im- proved in them by a general disposition in Kent to an insurrection for the king , and by some gentle- men's coming on board the ships , according to the custom of that country ; who ...
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... master's mate , he persuaded them " to declare for the duke of York , without any re- 66 66 66 66 с spect to the king or prince ; and when` his high- " ness should be on board , that they should not " meddle in the quarrel between the ...
... master's mate , he persuaded them " to declare for the duke of York , without any re- 66 66 66 66 с spect to the king or prince ; and when` his high- " ness should be on board , that they should not " meddle in the quarrel between the ...
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... master of a very fair fortune ; which was all that he proposed to himself . But he had no experience or knowledge of the war , nor knew how to exercise the office he had taken upon him of general , but was very willing to please every ...
... master of a very fair fortune ; which was all that he proposed to himself . But he had no experience or knowledge of the war , nor knew how to exercise the office he had taken upon him of general , but was very willing to please every ...
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... master of Scotland . There was still a committee of parliament sitting at Edinburgh , in which , and in the council , the earl of Lanrick swayed without a rival ; and the troops which had been raised under Monroe for the recruit of the ...
... master of Scotland . There was still a committee of parliament sitting at Edinburgh , in which , and in the council , the earl of Lanrick swayed without a rival ; and the troops which had been raised under Monroe for the recruit of the ...
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... master of Scot- land than Cromwell was of England , that he had not so much as the shadow of a parliament to con- tend , or to comply with , or a necessity to exercise his known great talent of dissimulation , all men doing as he ...
... master of Scot- land than Cromwell was of England , that he had not so much as the shadow of a parliament to con- tend , or to comply with , or a necessity to exercise his known great talent of dissimulation , all men doing as he ...
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