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... gave the first occasion , and first suggested these meetings ) ; and many others
. These meetings we held sometimes at Dr . Goddard ' s lodgings , in Wood -
street , or some convenient place near , on occasion of his keeping an operator
for ...
... gave the first occasion , and first suggested these meetings ) ; and many others
. These meetings we held sometimes at Dr . Goddard ' s lodgings , in Wood -
street , or some convenient place near , on occasion of his keeping an operator
for ...
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We have seen the dissimulation of Charles in Scotland b : a dissimulation so
base , that it made deep impressions on the minds of many ; and gave his
adversaries a handle to represent him in no very favourable light . This is taken
notice of ...
We have seen the dissimulation of Charles in Scotland b : a dissimulation so
base , that it made deep impressions on the minds of many ; and gave his
adversaries a handle to represent him in no very favourable light . This is taken
notice of ...
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We have seen the dissimulation of Charles in Scotland b : a dissimulation so
base , that it made deep impressions on the minds of many ; and gave his
adversaries a handle to represent him in no very favourable light . This is taken
notice of ...
We have seen the dissimulation of Charles in Scotland b : a dissimulation so
base , that it made deep impressions on the minds of many ; and gave his
adversaries a handle to represent him in no very favourable light . This is taken
notice of ...
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At the same time that this shewed the strength of his dissimulation , it gave
warning too : it fitted his present purpose , but it inade a discovery that put men
more upon their guard against him . " After this , it will be no difficult matter for. *
Kennet ...
At the same time that this shewed the strength of his dissimulation , it gave
warning too : it fitted his present purpose , but it inade a discovery that put men
more upon their guard against him . " After this , it will be no difficult matter for. *
Kennet ...
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... so much reverence and outward respect , and gave so good an example to all
others , with what veneration their king ought to be treated , as the marquis of
Argyle did ; and in a very short time made himself agreeable and acceptable to
him .
... so much reverence and outward respect , and gave so good an example to all
others , with what veneration their king ought to be treated , as the marquis of
Argyle did ; and in a very short time made himself agreeable and acceptable to
him .
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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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