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 5F.C. and J. Rivington, 1814 |
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... establish the character of Charles for dissimula- tion ; and class him , in this respect , with many of his most zealous opponents . Lord Halifax attempts to * Secret History of the Reigns of Charles II . and James II . 12mo . p . 20 ...
... establish the character of Charles for dissimula- tion ; and class him , in this respect , with many of his most zealous opponents . Lord Halifax attempts to * Secret History of the Reigns of Charles II . and James II . 12mo . p . 20 ...
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... the fleet ; and not to allow any of those demands which were made upon the computation of the value of mo- mey , and other allowances upon the account : and of England , as by law established ; yet , 5 CHARLES II . 47.
... the fleet ; and not to allow any of those demands which were made upon the computation of the value of mo- mey , and other allowances upon the account : and of England , as by law established ; yet , 5 CHARLES II . 47.
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... established ; yet , it Diego de Silva , who was designed in Portugal , without any good reason , to be the queen's treasurer , and , upon that expectation , had undertaken that troublesome province to see the money paid in London by ...
... established ; yet , it Diego de Silva , who was designed in Portugal , without any good reason , to be the queen's treasurer , and , upon that expectation , had undertaken that troublesome province to see the money paid in London by ...
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... established . But this sudden downfall , and total abandoning her own great- ness ; this low demeanour , and even application to a person she had justly abhorred and worthily contemn- ed , made all men conclude , that it was a hard ...
... established . But this sudden downfall , and total abandoning her own great- ness ; this low demeanour , and even application to a person she had justly abhorred and worthily contemn- ed , made all men conclude , that it was a hard ...
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... established , and for the using and applying all proper and effectual remedies to hinder . the growth of popery . " - -And in his speech to the O. S. he says , " I will parliament , March 6 , 1678 , with my life defend both the ...
... established , and for the using and applying all proper and effectual remedies to hinder . the growth of popery . " - -And in his speech to the O. S. he says , " I will parliament , March 6 , 1678 , with my life defend both the ...
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