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... who saw the flowers would be such an obligation to the infanta herself , of the
crown every day fading and withered ; as she could never enough value or
requite ; and whilst the demesnes and revenue thereof was being a respect
never paid ...
... who saw the flowers would be such an obligation to the infanta herself , of the
crown every day fading and withered ; as she could never enough value or
requite ; and whilst the demesnes and revenue thereof was being a respect
never paid ...
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... which , though he could would never think of ; and took that occasion to never
consent to , would at best interpose such de- send for sir Francis Cottington to
come presently lays in the marriage , that he should never live to to him , ( whilst
the ...
... which , though he could would never think of ; and took that occasion to never
consent to , would at best interpose such de- send for sir Francis Cottington to
come presently lays in the marriage , that he should never live to to him , ( whilst
the ...
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obligation he had laid upon that nation ) that The conference ended in a
wonderful applause , “ there had never been any real purpose that the in both
houses , of the prince and duke's behaviour “ infanta should be given to him : that
, during ...
obligation he had laid upon that nation ) that The conference ended in a
wonderful applause , “ there had never been any real purpose that the in both
houses , of the prince and duke's behaviour “ infanta should be given to him : that
, during ...
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And it is very true , his hopes in this before found in any judgment of parliament ,
and , kind never failed him ; the new king , from the in truth , not to be inflicted
upon any peer but by death of the old even to the death of the duke attainder ...
And it is very true , his hopes in this before found in any judgment of parliament ,
and , kind never failed him ; the new king , from the in truth , not to be inflicted
upon any peer but by death of the old even to the death of the duke attainder ...
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BOOK I. “ of it , to gratify the emperor and the duke of His single misfortune was , (
which indeed was “ Bavaria all they could , which would take up very productive
of many greater , ) that he never made “ little time . ” All which being so contrary ...
BOOK I. “ of it , to gratify the emperor and the duke of His single misfortune was , (
which indeed was “ Bavaria all they could , which would take up very productive
of many greater , ) that he never made “ little time . ” All which being so contrary ...
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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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