The History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England, Volum 1Oxford University Press, 1843 - 1364 sider |
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... officers of name and reputation , and of good esteem in the court with all those who were incensed against the earl of Strafford , towards whom they were both very in- devoted . Those gentlemen were well known to several of the ...
... officers of name and reputation , and of good esteem in the court with all those who were incensed against the earl of Strafford , towards whom they were both very in- devoted . Those gentlemen were well known to several of the ...
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... officers of the army should subscribe this following petition ; which was brought ingrossed to his majesty for his ap- probation , before they would presume to recom- mend it to any for their subscription . To the king's most excellent ...
... officers of the army should subscribe this following petition ; which was brought ingrossed to his majesty for his ap- probation , before they would presume to recom- mend it to any for their subscription . To the king's most excellent ...
Side 99
... officers of the army , if they desired it . " The officer , who presented the draught to his majesty , told him , " that very few of the army had yet seen it : and " that it would be a great countenance to it , if , " when it was ...
... officers of the army , if they desired it . " The officer , who presented the draught to his majesty , told him , " that very few of the army had yet seen it : and " that it would be a great countenance to it , if , " when it was ...
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... officers in- " cumbent to that service ; " without considering , that even those many officers are of the essential honour and greatness of princes . But , as that computation was very erroneous in point of thrift , so it is much more ...
... officers in- " cumbent to that service ; " without considering , that even those many officers are of the essential honour and greatness of princes . But , as that computation was very erroneous in point of thrift , so it is much more ...
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... officers , who had attended at White - vices , which the officers of that army were exer- hall for security against the tumults . Before his going , he sent to the earls of Essex and Holland to attend him in his journey ; who were both ...
... officers , who had attended at White - vices , which the officers of that army were exer- hall for security against the tumults . Before his going , he sent to the earls of Essex and Holland to attend him in his journey ; who were both ...
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