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But by the king's interposition , and not be necessary in this place further to
enlarge indeed imposition , the earl , in strictness of the law upon him . They
behaved themselves , in all rein Scotland , having need of the king's grace and
spects ...
But by the king's interposition , and not be necessary in this place further to
enlarge indeed imposition , the earl , in strictness of the law upon him . They
behaved themselves , in all rein Scotland , having need of the king's grace and
spects ...
Side 53
... the lord Arundel , earl marshal of England , was made lord keeper Coventry
died ; to the king's great detri- steward of the king's house ; an office necessary
ment , rather than to his own . So much hath been in the beginning of a
parliament ...
... the lord Arundel , earl marshal of England , was made lord keeper Coventry
died ; to the king's great detri- steward of the king's house ; an office necessary
ment , rather than to his own . So much hath been in the beginning of a
parliament ...
Side 58
... had much better inteltered about the city , and fixed upon gates and ligence
that they were in readiness to move ; and public remarkable places , traducing
some , and so concluded , that it was necessary to send another proscribing
others of ...
... had much better inteltered about the city , and fixed upon gates and ligence
that they were in readiness to move ; and public remarkable places , traducing
some , and so concluded , that it was necessary to send another proscribing
others of ...
Side 77
Men who were so saga as was necessary , ” ( for he was hitherto only cious in
pursuing their point were not like to mis- accused generally of treason , “ it was
requisite , carry . " that a committee should be made of both houses The Scotch ...
Men who were so saga as was necessary , ” ( for he was hitherto only cious in
pursuing their point were not like to mis- accused generally of treason , “ it was
requisite , carry . " that a committee should be made of both houses The Scotch ...
Side 106
But this was no sooner moved , “ as season« should be necessary . ” . “ able in
order to their own professions , and in a After that act , the king might have been
rea degree due to the king , after so many reiterated sonably awaked from any ...
But this was no sooner moved , “ as season« should be necessary . ” . “ able in
order to their own professions , and in a After that act , the king might have been
rea degree due to the king , after so many reiterated sonably awaked from any ...
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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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