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Those in London continued to meet there , as before ; and we with them , when
we had occasion to be there . And those of us at Oxford , with Dr . Ward , since
Bishop of Salisbury ; Dr . Ralph Bathurst , now President of Trinity College , in ...
Those in London continued to meet there , as before ; and we with them , when
we had occasion to be there . And those of us at Oxford , with Dr . Ward , since
Bishop of Salisbury ; Dr . Ralph Bathurst , now President of Trinity College , in ...
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Besides this , - - - - with a seeming divers others ; continued such meetings in
Oxford , and brought those studies into fashion there : meeting first at Dr . Pettie '
s lodgings , in an apothecarie ' s house , because of the convenience of
inspecting ...
Besides this , - - - - with a seeming divers others ; continued such meetings in
Oxford , and brought those studies into fashion there : meeting first at Dr . Pettie '
s lodgings , in an apothecarie ' s house , because of the convenience of
inspecting ...
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Besides this , - - - with a seeming divers others ; continued such meetings in
Oxford , and brought those studies into fashion there : meeting first at Dr . Pettie '
s lodgings , in an apothecarie ' s house , because of the convenience of
inspecting ...
Besides this , - - - with a seeming divers others ; continued such meetings in
Oxford , and brought those studies into fashion there : meeting first at Dr . Pettie '
s lodgings , in an apothecarie ' s house , because of the convenience of
inspecting ...
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But he continued in all his charges , and had a very great party in the parliament
that was most devoted to serve the king ; so that his majesty was often put to
desire his help to compass what he desired . He did heartily oppose the king ' s ...
But he continued in all his charges , and had a very great party in the parliament
that was most devoted to serve the king ; so that his majesty was often put to
desire his help to compass what he desired . He did heartily oppose the king ' s ...
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As a man who hath a good stomach loveth , generally , to talk of meat ; so , in the
vigour of his age , he began that style , which , by degrees , grew so natural to
him , that , after he ceased to do it out of pleasure , he continued to do it out of ...
As a man who hath a good stomach loveth , generally , to talk of meat ; so , in the
vigour of his age , he began that style , which , by degrees , grew so natural to
him , that , after he ceased to do it out of pleasure , he continued to do it out of ...
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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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