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Mazarine , who was not yet a cardinal , having at so simple a discourse burst out
into laughing , had like to lose his favour by it : for the cardinal being provoked at
this mirth , whereby he thought Mazarine jeer ' d him , said , ironically , to him ...
Mazarine , who was not yet a cardinal , having at so simple a discourse burst out
into laughing , had like to lose his favour by it : for the cardinal being provoked at
this mirth , whereby he thought Mazarine jeer ' d him , said , ironically , to him ...
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Mazarine , who was not yet a cardinal , having at so simple a discourse burst out
into laughing , had like to lose his favour by it ; for the cardinal being provoked at
this mirth , whereby he thought Mazarine jeer ' d him , said , ironically , to him ...
Mazarine , who was not yet a cardinal , having at so simple a discourse burst out
into laughing , had like to lose his favour by it ; for the cardinal being provoked at
this mirth , whereby he thought Mazarine jeer ' d him , said , ironically , to him ...
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... his services claimed , at least , so small a favour as to be heard by the king in
his own defence . But his majesty ' s ingratitude in this affair will be farther
manifested by the following letter , or declaration , written with his own hand , and
signed ...
... his services claimed , at least , so small a favour as to be heard by the king in
his own defence . But his majesty ' s ingratitude in this affair will be farther
manifested by the following letter , or declaration , written with his own hand , and
signed ...
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At the Restoration , this man was loaded with honours and favours : but he soon
lost ground with the king , who suffered his enemies to persecute him ; and even
joined with them so far as to hurry him out of the kingdom , and assent to a bill ...
At the Restoration , this man was loaded with honours and favours : but he soon
lost ground with the king , who suffered his enemies to persecute him ; and even
joined with them so far as to hurry him out of the kingdom , and assent to a bill ...
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wonder to find him unjust to such as were not in his favours ; or even cruel to
those interment of Charles I . and for erecting him a monument . - - In Grey ' s
Parliamentary Debates , there are several speeches of the courtiers in favour of
the ...
wonder to find him unjust to such as were not in his favours ; or even cruel to
those interment of Charles I . and for erecting him a monument . - - In Grey ' s
Parliamentary Debates , there are several speeches of the courtiers in favour of
the ...
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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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