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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... late , setting his whole heart on the fair sex . -In the midst of all his remissness , so industrious and indefatigable on some particular occa- sions , that no man would either toil longer , or be able to manage it better . " Sir ...
... late , setting his whole heart on the fair sex . -In the midst of all his remissness , so industrious and indefatigable on some particular occa- sions , that no man would either toil longer , or be able to manage it better . " Sir ...
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... late king's judges . We are not to wonder then that the cavaliers complained highly of their being neglected , as Burnet assures us they did : or that , upon Clarendon's beating down the value they set on their services , an implacable ...
... late king's judges . We are not to wonder then that the cavaliers complained highly of their being neglected , as Burnet assures us they did : or that , upon Clarendon's beating down the value they set on their services , an implacable ...
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... late king , whose death is not laid to Sir Henry's charge , though it was the alone crime which his pre- sent majesty , as we have seen , declared that he de- sired should be capitally punished . Vane made seve → ral exceptions to the ...
... late king , whose death is not laid to Sir Henry's charge , though it was the alone crime which his pre- sent majesty , as we have seen , declared that he de- sired should be capitally punished . Vane made seve → ral exceptions to the ...
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... late Augustus , king of Poland , who enjoyed them in common with his subjects : none of these princes were hated on account of their amours . And if Cæsar was assassinated ; if Rome , for its liberty , plunged so many daggers in his ...
... late Augustus , king of Poland , who enjoyed them in common with his subjects : none of these princes were hated on account of their amours . And if Cæsar was assassinated ; if Rome , for its liberty , plunged so many daggers in his ...
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... late lord Orrery has ob- served , " that our historians have represented him as a good - natured man ; ignorantly , or rather wilfully , mis- taking good - humour and affability for tenderness and good - nature : neither of which last ...
... late lord Orrery has ob- served , " that our historians have represented him as a good - natured man ; ignorantly , or rather wilfully , mis- taking good - humour and affability for tenderness and good - nature : neither of which last ...
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