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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... favour by it : for the cardinal being provoked at this mirth , whereby he thought Mazarine jeer'd him , said , ironically , to him , that he was not Monsieur Mazarine , who had a pro- found and exact knowledge of every thing . Mazarine ...
... favour by it : for the cardinal being provoked at this mirth , whereby he thought Mazarine jeer'd him , said , ironically , to him , that he was not Monsieur Mazarine , who had a pro- found and exact knowledge of every thing . Mazarine ...
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... favour by it ; for the cardinal being provoked at this mirth , whereby he thought Mazarine jeer'd him , said , ironically , to him , that he was not Monsieur Mazarine , who had a pro- found and exact knowledge of every thing . Mazarine ...
... favour by it ; for the cardinal being provoked at this mirth , whereby he thought Mazarine jeer'd him , said , ironically , to him , that he was not Monsieur Mazarine , who had a pro- found and exact knowledge of every thing . Mazarine ...
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... 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 with his seal manual ...
... 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 with his seal manual ...
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... favours : hut 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 devised for his perpetual banishment . If the ...
... favours : hut 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 devised for his perpetual banishment . If the ...
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... favours ; or even cruel to those a interment of Charles I. and for erecting him a monu- ment . In Grey's Parliamentary Debates , there are several speeches of the courtiers in favour of the resolu- tion ; -not a word , from any one ...
... favours ; or even cruel to those a interment of Charles I. and for erecting him a monu- ment . In Grey's Parliamentary Debates , there are several speeches of the courtiers in favour of the resolu- tion ; -not a word , from any one ...
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