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... consulted but between themselves , ( which then looked upon the duke , as
inclined to hear was really true ; ) and therefore , if they now unwhat he would say
; who spoke nothing to the dertook the journey only with two servants , who point
...
... consulted but between themselves , ( which then looked upon the duke , as
inclined to hear was really true ; ) and therefore , if they now unwhat he would say
; who spoke nothing to the dertook the journey only with two servants , who point
...
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... days . those he looked upon as his enemies with the Yet the manner of his
receiving the news in utmost rigour and animosity , and was not easily public ,
when it was first brought to him in the induced to a reconciliation . And yet there
were ...
... days . those he looked upon as his enemies with the Yet the manner of his
receiving the news in utmost rigour and animosity , and was not easily public ,
when it was first brought to him in the induced to a reconciliation . And yet there
were ...
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... word of a lasting sound in the memory of this they no more looked upon it as
the case of one kingdom ; by which for some years really accrued man , but the
case of the kingdom , nor as an imthe yearly sumn of two hundred thousand
pounds ...
... word of a lasting sound in the memory of this they no more looked upon it as
the case of one kingdom ; by which for some years really accrued man , but the
case of the kingdom , nor as an imthe yearly sumn of two hundred thousand
pounds ...
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... or eloquence of that doctrine , or the preachers of it , would be con- speech ; (
where , it may be , every kind word , espetained within any bounds ; and it was no
wonder cially from the prince himself , is looked upon as a that they , who had ...
... or eloquence of that doctrine , or the preachers of it , would be con- speech ; (
where , it may be , every kind word , espetained within any bounds ; and it was no
wonder cially from the prince himself , is looked upon as a that they , who had ...
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And therefore master of the horse , and the earl of Carlisle first wise men knew ,
that that , which looked like pride gentleman of the bedchamber , and almost all
the in some , and like petulance in others , would , by second relation in that
place ...
And therefore master of the horse , and the earl of Carlisle first wise men knew ,
that that , which looked like pride gentleman of the bedchamber , and almost all
the in some , and like petulance in others , would , by second relation in that
place ...
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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 |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |