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41 from the design , not only for the murmur of the replied to him , “ that he
thought a man could not people , but because the purchase of the land , and “
with a good conscience , hinder the king from the making a brick - wall about so
large a ...
41 from the design , not only for the murmur of the replied to him , “ that he
thought a man could not people , but because the purchase of the land , and “
with a good conscience , hinder the king from the making a brick - wall about so
large a ...
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... his council - board , and the whole kingdom of Eng- was not liable to the least
suspicion of want of land , with the indignities he had sustained in Scot- affection
and zeal for the king's service . land ; which he did by proclamations and declara
...
... his council - board , and the whole kingdom of Eng- was not liable to the least
suspicion of want of land , with the indignities he had sustained in Scot- affection
and zeal for the king's service . land ; which he did by proclamations and declara
...
Side 111
... militia of the kingdom , both by sea and land , in prevail no farther with him than
, whereas he in“ such persons as they should nominate ; " with tended to go
Monday after dinner , to stay till all those powers and jurisdictions , which have
been ...
... militia of the kingdom , both by sea and land , in prevail no farther with him than
, whereas he in“ such persons as they should nominate ; " with tended to go
Monday after dinner , to stay till all those powers and jurisdictions , which have
been ...
Side 124
... he was then perfectly protestant religion ; and therefore to be utterly
irreconciled to the whole nation , he believed he “ abolished ; and their lands
given to the king , should save more in this kingdom , than he had “ his heirs , and
successors .
... he was then perfectly protestant religion ; and therefore to be utterly
irreconciled to the whole nation , he believed he “ abolished ; and their lands
given to the king , should save more in this kingdom , than he had “ his heirs , and
successors .
Side 130
BOOK IV . that were kept at Westminster , for the security of “ counsellors , whom
he had exposed to trial , he the two houses , ever since the news out of Scot “ had
given sufficient testimony , that there was no land , to be dismissed ; and shortly ...
BOOK IV . that were kept at Westminster , for the security of “ counsellors , whom
he had exposed to trial , he the two houses , ever since the news out of Scot “ had
given sufficient testimony , that there was no land , to be dismissed ; and shortly ...
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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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