A Journal of the Swedish Embassy in the Years 1653 and 1654, Volum 2Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans, 1855 - 468 sider |
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... brought on with the greater desire of making peace with you . Wh . They know nothing of my negotiation . Sch . That makes them the more jealous ; the slow- ness of one person is the cause that hitherto you have received no satisfaction ...
... brought on with the greater desire of making peace with you . Wh . They know nothing of my negotiation . Sch . That makes them the more jealous ; the slow- ness of one person is the cause that hitherto you have received no satisfaction ...
Side 18
... brought to an issue ; he in- tended to put on his business here , and the default hitherto rested on their part , as was acknowledged by their own excuses . Whilst Eric was with Whitelocke , the Chief Justice came in . And after Grave ...
... brought to an issue ; he in- tended to put on his business here , and the default hitherto rested on their part , as was acknowledged by their own excuses . Whilst Eric was with Whitelocke , the Chief Justice came in . And after Grave ...
Side 34
... brought him to the favour of his Queen and honour of his country , wherein he was a Ricks - Senator , and as a Field - Marshal commanded the army , and was Ricks- Vice - Admiral , which charge he attained in the late war with Denmark ...
... brought him to the favour of his Queen and honour of his country , wherein he was a Ricks - Senator , and as a Field - Marshal commanded the army , and was Ricks- Vice - Admiral , which charge he attained in the late war with Denmark ...
Side 36
... brought others likewise into misery ; and all of them would find that God would not be mocked , nor such conversation be excused , but would be brought into a sad account in the end ; and that there was no foundation in any such people ...
... brought others likewise into misery ; and all of them would find that God would not be mocked , nor such conversation be excused , but would be brought into a sad account in the end ; and that there was no foundation in any such people ...
Side 38
... brought me with it an ample store of gladness , was the assurance of your Excellence's safety , which a false rumour with great confidence had utterly destroyed here . There is none living can with more hearty affection wish all ...
... brought me with it an ample store of gladness , was the assurance of your Excellence's safety , which a false rumour with great confidence had utterly destroyed here . There is none living can with more hearty affection wish all ...
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A Journal of the Swedish Embassy in the Years 1653 and 1654, Volum 2 Bulstrode Whitlocke Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1855 |
A Journal of the Swedish Embassy in the Years 1653 and 1654, Volum 2 Bulstrode Whitlocke Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1855 |
A Journal of the Swedish Embassy in the Years 1653 and 1654, Volum 2 Bulstrode Whitlocke Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1855 |
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acquainted affairs Ambassador Baltic Sea boat brought Bulstrode Whitelocke Canterstein castle cause ceremonies Chancellor civility coach command Commissioners Commonwealth of England Council Court crown Denmark desired despatch discourse divers Dutch Edition Elbe English Excellence Excellence's favour French friends gentleman give Glückstadt Gothenburg Grave Eric Hamburg hath History hither Holland honour hope horses humble King King of Denmark kingdom Lady Lagerfeldt land leagues letters locke Lord Protector Lübeck Majesty Majesty's master Monsieur morning morocco o'clock occasion Oxenstiern Piementelle pleased Post 8vo present Prince Queen Queen's Commissioners received Resident respect Ricksdag sador salute Schütt Seal Senators servant ship spake Stockholm Sweden Swedish thanks thereof things Thurloe tion told Whitelocke took touching town treaty unto Upsal visited Whitelocke vols voyage wherein White Whitelocke answered Whitelocke gave Whitelocke sent Whitelocke told Whitelocke's wind Woodcuts Woolfeldt Wrangel
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