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... many foreign rarities to their inspection : he has recommended many
domestick improvements to their care : he has demanded the result of their tryals
, in many appearances of nature : he has been present , and assisted with his
own hands ...
... many foreign rarities to their inspection : he has recommended many
domestick improvements to their care : he has demanded the result of their tryals
, in many appearances of nature : he has been present , and assisted with his
own hands ...
Page 14
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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This several people have declared they knew to be true , who were alive , and
then present ; as , Mr . Randolph of New Windsor , and others : so that he thinks
the lord Clarendon was misled in that matter ; and that king Charles the Second ...
This several people have declared they knew to be true , who were alive , and
then present ; as , Mr . Randolph of New Windsor , and others : so that he thinks
the lord Clarendon was misled in that matter ; and that king Charles the Second ...
Page 30
This indictment , it is evident , was fitted for almost every person concerned in the
government from the death of the late king , whose death is not laid to Sir Henry '
s charge , though it was the alone crime which his present majesty ...
This indictment , it is evident , was fitted for almost every person concerned in the
government from the death of the late king , whose death is not laid to Sir Henry '
s charge , though it was the alone crime which his present majesty ...
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The king entertains me ; and I am constant to him at present . He has a son by me
: I pretend that he ought to acknowledge him ; and I am well assured he will , for
he loves me as well as Mademoiselle . ' This creature gets the upper - hand ...
The king entertains me ; and I am constant to him at present . He has a son by me
: I pretend that he ought to acknowledge him ; and I am well assured he will , for
he loves me as well as Mademoiselle . ' This creature gets the upper - hand ...
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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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