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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... interest . The recommendation of Charles 1. whose cause he had espoused , and a long exile , had given him conse- quence with the young monarch ; to whom his under- standing and diligence were , on many occasions , very useful ...
... interest . The recommendation of Charles 1. whose cause he had espoused , and a long exile , had given him conse- quence with the young monarch ; to whom his under- standing and diligence were , on many occasions , very useful ...
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... interest and pleasure of one man and a few of his fol- lowers : let them rejoice in their subtilty , who , by be- traying the former powers , have gain'd the favour of this , not only preserv'd , but advanc'd themselves in these ...
... interest and pleasure of one man and a few of his fol- lowers : let them rejoice in their subtilty , who , by be- traying the former powers , have gain'd the favour of this , not only preserv'd , but advanc'd themselves in these ...
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... 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 breath and will of 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 breath and will of the ...
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... 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 , CHARLES II . 71.
... 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 , CHARLES II . 71.
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From Original Writers and State-papers William Harris. pugnant to the interest of the kingdom : who , very justly , looked on the growth of terian lords , & c . The author informs us afterwards , of the pains which he took to dispose the ...
From Original Writers and State-papers William Harris. pugnant to the interest of the kingdom : who , very justly , looked on the growth of terian lords , & c . The author informs us afterwards , of the pains which he took to dispose the ...
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