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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... detest and abhor the ill usage of us in that particular , when the same tyranny was 2 Causes of Incredulity , p . 24. 12mo . Lond . 1697. In vol . IV . note 14 . fessed even by his friends , and very little to CHARLES II . 15.
... detest and abhor the ill usage of us in that particular , when the same tyranny was 2 Causes of Incredulity , p . 24. 12mo . Lond . 1697. In vol . IV . note 14 . fessed even by his friends , and very little to CHARLES II . 15.
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From Original Writers and State-papers William Harris. fessed even by his friends , and very little to exercised there , by the power of a few ill men , which , at that time , had spread itself over this kingdom ; and therefore we had no ...
From Original Writers and State-papers William Harris. fessed even by his friends , and very little to exercised there , by the power of a few ill men , which , at that time , had spread itself over this kingdom ; and therefore we had no ...
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... friends , he would make the more haste into Eng- land , to let such men know , that he was their worst enemy , for they were the devil's party , and none of his . These were his words ; and , which is the true honour of them , they were ...
... friends , he would make the more haste into Eng- land , to let such men know , that he was their worst enemy , for they were the devil's party , and none of his . These were his words ; and , which is the true honour of them , they were ...
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... friends by their principles ; we cannot be at a loss to account for their ill will . -To go on . Burnet observes of his majesty , that " he had been obliged to so many , who had been faith- ful to him , and careful of him , that he ...
... friends by their principles ; we cannot be at a loss to account for their ill will . -To go on . Burnet observes of his majesty , that " he had been obliged to so many , who had been faith- ful to him , and careful of him , that he ...
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... friends , and from all who he desired should have access to him ; the marquis still had that address , that he perswaded him all was for the best . When the other faction prevailed , in which there were like- wise crafty managers , and ...
... friends , and from all who he desired should have access to him ; the marquis still had that address , that he perswaded him all was for the best . When the other faction prevailed , in which there were like- wise crafty managers , and ...
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