The History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England Begun in the Year 1641, Volum 5Clarendon Press, 1888 |
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... brought a heart and affection clearer , and less clogged with scruples and reservations , for the King's service than any other of them did . 61 . Though Cromwell , at his being in Scotland , had left Arguyle in the full possession of ...
... brought a heart and affection clearer , and less clogged with scruples and reservations , for the King's service than any other of them did . 61 . Though Cromwell , at his being in Scotland , had left Arguyle in the full possession of ...
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... brought before the High Court of Justice , they gave in their very calm protestation ; in which Jan. 22 . they put them in mind that they had near three weeks before Jan. 61 . represented to them what endeavours had been used for the ...
... brought before the High Court of Justice , they gave in their very calm protestation ; in which Jan. 22 . they put them in mind that they had near three weeks before Jan. 61 . represented to them what endeavours had been used for the ...
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... brought to the Hague , and the subject upon which the com- missioners were to invite his majesty to go for Scotland , whose instructions were very suitable to the proclamation : and at the same time when the commissioners came from ...
... brought to the Hague , and the subject upon which the com- missioners were to invite his majesty to go for Scotland , whose instructions were very suitable to the proclamation : and at the same time when the commissioners came from ...
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... brought great prejudice to himself by this communication , and , 1649 upon the matter , obliging himself to follow their advice ; which they apprehended would be contrary to his own judgment . For nothing was more commonly discoursed ...
... brought great prejudice to himself by this communication , and , 1649 upon the matter , obliging himself to follow their advice ; which they apprehended would be contrary to his own judgment . For nothing was more commonly discoursed ...
Side 44
... thousand pounds together into any one room ; and that was the true reason that the money was not yet brought to the Hague , which it should be within few days ; as it was accordingly . XII . 50. ] The ambassadors begin their journey .
... thousand pounds together into any one room ; and that was the true reason that the money was not yet brought to the Hague , which it should be within few days ; as it was accordingly . XII . 50. ] The ambassadors begin their journey .
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The History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England, Volum 5 Edward Hyde Earl of Clarendon Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1807 |
The History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England Begun in the ..., Volum 5 Edward Hyde Earl of Clarendon Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1888 |
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