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Page 11
... 10 say , absolutely , what is , or what is not , possible , or impossible , to be
believed , or done , by men variously circumstanced : and , therefore , foolish as
this story may now appear , it yet , possibly , may be very true ; nay , certainly , is
so .
... 10 say , absolutely , what is , or what is not , possible , or impossible , to be
believed , or done , by men variously circumstanced : and , therefore , foolish as
this story may now appear , it yet , possibly , may be very true ; nay , certainly , is
so .
Page 11
... to say , absolutely , what is , or what is not , possible , or impossible , to be
believed , or done , by men variously circumstanced : and , therefore , foolish as
this story may now appear , it yet , possibly , may be very true ; nay , certainly , is
so .
... to say , absolutely , what is , or what is not , possible , or impossible , to be
believed , or done , by men variously circumstanced : and , therefore , foolish as
this story may now appear , it yet , possibly , may be very true ; nay , certainly , is
so .
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... appears also , from the satires of the times , that ingratitude was imputed to
Charles . “ His father ' s foes he does reward , Preserving those that cut off ' s
head : Old cavaliers , the crown ' s best guard , · He lets them starve for want of
bread .
... appears also , from the satires of the times , that ingratitude was imputed to
Charles . “ His father ' s foes he does reward , Preserving those that cut off ' s
head : Old cavaliers , the crown ' s best guard , · He lets them starve for want of
bread .
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Lord Clarendon , as we have seen , endeavours to excuse and justify his master ;
but how very poorly , is about to appear . I will not here take notice of Charles ' s
treatment of the body of the presbyterians , to whom he , in a good measure ...
Lord Clarendon , as we have seen , endeavours to excuse and justify his master ;
but how very poorly , is about to appear . I will not here take notice of Charles ' s
treatment of the body of the presbyterians , to whom he , in a good measure ...
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On this , his majesty was determined , notwithstanding his proinise , to avail
himself of the verdict : as appears by the following copy of an original letter ,
written from “ Hamton Court , Saturday , two in the afternoone . ? “ The relation
that hath ...
On this , his majesty was determined , notwithstanding his proinise , to avail
himself of the verdict : as appears by the following copy of an original letter ,
written from “ Hamton Court , Saturday , two in the afternoone . ? “ The relation
that hath ...
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| Title | An Historical and Critical Account of the Lives and Writings of James I. and Charles I. and of the Lives of Oliver Cromwell and Charles II...: From Original Writers and State-papers, Volume 5 An Historical and Critical Account of the Lives and Writings of James I. and Charles I. and of the Lives of Oliver Cromwell and Charles II ... From Original Writers and State-papers, William Harris |
| Author | William Harris |
| Publisher | F. C. and J. Rivington, 1814 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jan 2009 |
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