The History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England, Volum 6The University Press, 1839 |
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... known , and so generally spoken of , that they concluded that the parliament durst not take notice of it , or wished well to it . And there is no question , never un- dertaking of such a nature was carried on with so little reservation ...
... known , and so generally spoken of , that they concluded that the parliament durst not take notice of it , or wished well to it . And there is no question , never un- dertaking of such a nature was carried on with so little reservation ...
Side 7
... known , chose rather to run the hazard of all that such a loose combination could produce , than , by seizing upon persons , to engage the parliament in examinations , and in parties ; the inconvenience whereof he apprehended more ...
... known , chose rather to run the hazard of all that such a loose combination could produce , than , by seizing upon persons , to engage the parliament in examinations , and in parties ; the inconvenience whereof he apprehended more ...
Side 15
... known to them ; and they behaved themselves as haughtily and im- periously , as if they had their army at hand to second them . They took notice of the resort of so many to Edinburgh , and that there were many amongst them who had been ...
... known to them ; and they behaved themselves as haughtily and im- periously , as if they had their army at hand to second them . They took notice of the resort of so many to Edinburgh , and that there were many amongst them who had been ...
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... known to his majesty , and that he had " therefore appointed the fleet that was in the " Downs to join with them ; and that he doubted " not but they would together be too strong for " his enemies , who were like to have enough to " do ...
... known to his majesty , and that he had " therefore appointed the fleet that was in the " Downs to join with them ; and that he doubted " not but they would together be too strong for " his enemies , who were like to have enough to " do ...
Side 29
... known that it had abso- lutely renounced the service of the parliament , and rejected all their officers . It was easy to persuade the people , that they were gone upon some im- portant enterprise , and would speedily return ; and it ...
... known that it had abso- lutely renounced the service of the parliament , and rejected all their officers . It was easy to persuade the people , that they were gone upon some im- portant enterprise , and would speedily return ; and it ...
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The History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England, Volum 6 Edward Hyde Earl of Clarendon Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1839 |
The history of the rebellion and civil wars in England, Volum 6 Edward Hyde Clarendon Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1826 |
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