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Attached , however , he was to his master , by principle and inclination ; and
studious to promote his interest . The recommendation of Charles I . whose cause
he had espoused , and a long exile , had given him consequence with the young
...
Attached , however , he was to his master , by principle and inclination ; and
studious to promote his interest . The recommendation of Charles I . whose cause
he had espoused , and a long exile , had given him consequence with the young
...
Page 33
... interest and pleasure of one man and a few of his followers : let them rejoice in
their subtilty , who , by betraying the former powers , have gain ' d the favour of
this , not only presery ' d , but advanc ' d themselves in these dangerous changes
...
... interest and pleasure of one man and a few of his followers : let them rejoice in
their subtilty , who , by betraying the former powers , have gain ' d the favour of
this , not only presery ' d , but advanc ' d themselves in these dangerous changes
...
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happy ; not in selling and destroying the interest of it , to satisfy the lusts of one
man . Miserable nation ! that , from so great a height of glory , is fallen into the
most despicable condition in the world , of having all its good depending upon
the ...
happy ; not in selling and destroying the interest of it , to satisfy the lusts of one
man . Miserable nation ! that , from so great a height of glory , is fallen into the
most despicable condition in the world , of having all its good depending upon
the ...
Page 59
... but all over Europe : and then desired his grace to join in diverting the king
from any thoughts of declaring himself in a point which would certainly destroy ,
his interest in England for ever , and yet not do him the least service abroad .
... but all over Europe : and then desired his grace to join in diverting the king
from any thoughts of declaring himself in a point which would certainly destroy ,
his interest in England for ever , and yet not do him the least service abroad .
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... my good father , you must without delay , in going from house to house ,
engage all the catholics to promise to take the oath of allegiance , which will stop
the mouths of the presby , pugnant to the interest of the kingdom who , very
CHARLES ...
... my good father , you must without delay , in going from house to house ,
engage all the catholics to promise to take the oath of allegiance , which will stop
the mouths of the presby , pugnant to the interest of the kingdom who , very
CHARLES ...
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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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