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And what- insolently to her , " that there had been queens ever he did afterwards
in England was but tueri “ in England who had lost their heads . ” And opus , and
to prosecute the design he had , upon the it was universally known , that , during
...
And what- insolently to her , " that there had been queens ever he did afterwards
in England was but tueri “ in England who had lost their heads . ” And opus , and
to prosecute the design he had , upon the it was universally known , that , during
...
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... even some morosity , ( which his chilSir Thomas Coventry was then lord
keeper of dren and domestics had evidence enough of , ) yet it the great seal of
England , and newly made a was so happily tempered , and his courtesy and
baron .
... even some morosity , ( which his chilSir Thomas Coventry was then lord
keeper of dren and domestics had evidence enough of , ) yet it the great seal of
England , and newly made a was so happily tempered , and his courtesy and
baron .
Side 33
... England ; except only the marquis of Hamilton , whose afand if it were then in
truth there , it lurked with fection to his master was even then suspected by
wonderful secresy . In Scotland indeed it covered the wisest men in both
kingdoms ...
... England ; except only the marquis of Hamilton , whose afand if it were then in
truth there , it lurked with fection to his master was even then suspected by
wonderful secresy . In Scotland indeed it covered the wisest men in both
kingdoms ...
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that if the king had then proposed the liturgy of The other , which no doubt but
took this in the the church of England to have been received and way to give it
the better introduction , was , “ that practised by that nation , it would have been
sub ...
that if the king had then proposed the liturgy of The other , which no doubt but
took this in the the church of England to have been received and way to give it
the better introduction , was , “ that practised by that nation , it would have been
sub ...
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The bishop went up into the pulpit , and Scotland , and perused by the three
bishops in from thence put them in mind of the sacredness England , and then
approved and confirmed by the of the place , of their duty to God and the king :
king ...
The bishop went up into the pulpit , and Scotland , and perused by the three
bishops in from thence put them in mind of the sacredness England , and then
approved and confirmed by the of the place , of their duty to God and the king :
king ...
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The History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England, Volum 4 Edward Hyde Earl of Clarendon Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1839 |
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| Tittel | The History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England, Volum 1 |
| Forfatter | Edward Hyde Earl of Clarendon |
| Utgiver | Oxford University Press, 1843 |
| Original fra | University of California |
| Digitalisert | 29. mai 2019 |
| Lengde | 1364 sider |
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