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... himself from that fedi- tious city , and put himself in . the head of his own army ; much of the mischief , which hath fince hap pened , would have been prevented . But who ever truly confiders the ftate of affairs at that time ; the ...
... himself from that fedi- tious city , and put himself in . the head of his own army ; much of the mischief , which hath fince hap pened , would have been prevented . But who ever truly confiders the ftate of affairs at that time ; the ...
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... himself into foreign parts was very difficult , he found means to return to London , and to put himself into his bro- ther's protection ; where it is thought he was har- boured , till his hurt was cured ; the ftrictness of the enquiry ...
... himself into foreign parts was very difficult , he found means to return to London , and to put himself into his bro- ther's protection ; where it is thought he was har- boured , till his hurt was cured ; the ftrictness of the enquiry ...
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... himself had met with , which obliged him to a coun- try life , contracted a prejudice and ill will to the Court ; and fo had in the beginning of the Parlia- ment engaged himself with that party which dis- covered most averfion from it ...
... himself had met with , which obliged him to a coun- try life , contracted a prejudice and ill will to the Court ; and fo had in the beginning of the Parlia- ment engaged himself with that party which dis- covered most averfion from it ...
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