The History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England, Volum 6The University Press, 1839 |
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... believed all they said to them . He did not therefore oppose any thing proposed by them , but only desired , " that they would very well weigh " the manner of their proceeding in an affair of so great concernment , which was like to ...
... believed all they said to them . He did not therefore oppose any thing proposed by them , but only desired , " that they would very well weigh " the manner of their proceeding in an affair of so great concernment , which was like to ...
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... believed they had mastered the greatest diffi- culties . Though the Scottish commissioners had with- drawn from London , shortly after they had pro- tested loudly against the proceedings of the parlia- ment , both in imprisoning the ...
... believed they had mastered the greatest diffi- culties . Though the Scottish commissioners had with- drawn from London , shortly after they had pro- tested loudly against the proceedings of the parlia- ment , both in imprisoning the ...
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... believed , and resolved to get himself out of their hands , had , as is mentioned before , directed the duke of York , who was of years to be trusted with the secret , " that , when a fit opportunity should be offered , he should make ...
... believed , and resolved to get himself out of their hands , had , as is mentioned before , directed the duke of York , who was of years to be trusted with the secret , " that , when a fit opportunity should be offered , he should make ...
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... believed " the prince would not find it fit to remain longer " in France ; and thereupon conjured him that he " would be ready , if he should be sent for , as he " was confident he would be , to attend upon his ' highness ; " which , he ...
... believed " the prince would not find it fit to remain longer " in France ; and thereupon conjured him that he " would be ready , if he should be sent for , as he " was confident he would be , to attend upon his ' highness ; " which , he ...
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... would be upon their march towards them , before they would have any appearance of force in the parts near London ; and then they believed that both country and city would rise together . 1648. ] in favour of the king . 25 25.
... would be upon their march towards them , before they would have any appearance of force in the parts near London ; and then they believed that both country and city would rise together . 1648. ] in favour of the king . 25 25.
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