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From his own temper , he desired nothing but to be easy himself , and that every
body else should be so ; and would have been glad to see the least of his
subjects pleased , and to refuse no man what he asked . But this softness of
temper ...
From his own temper , he desired nothing but to be easy himself , and that every
body else should be so ; and would have been glad to see the least of his
subjects pleased , and to refuse no man what he asked . But this softness of
temper ...
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... and God ' s providence ; and , by degrees , unbent his mind from the *
Buckingham ' s Works , p . 408 . 8vo edition . Charles II . 8vo . p . 40 . Lond . 1750
. • Character of King B ? gree , he was subject to much weakness and knotty
CHARLES ...
... and God ' s providence ; and , by degrees , unbent his mind from the *
Buckingham ' s Works , p . 408 . 8vo edition . Charles II . 8vo . p . 40 . Lond . 1750
. • Character of King B ? gree , he was subject to much weakness and knotty
CHARLES ...
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gree , he was subject to much weakness and knotty and ungrateful part of his
business , grew more remiss in his application to it , and indulged to his youth
and appetite , that license and satisfaction that it desired , and for which he had ...
gree , he was subject to much weakness and knotty and ungrateful part of his
business , grew more remiss in his application to it , and indulged to his youth
and appetite , that license and satisfaction that it desired , and for which he had ...
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He was subject to much weakness and credulity . ] Wisdom and folly ;
understanding and credulity ; openness and frankness of heart , which though
opposites and. 2 Wallis ' s Account of some passages in his life , quoted in the
notes of the ...
He was subject to much weakness and credulity . ] Wisdom and folly ;
understanding and credulity ; openness and frankness of heart , which though
opposites and. 2 Wallis ' s Account of some passages in his life , quoted in the
notes of the ...
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He was subject to much weakness and credulity . ] Wisdom and folly ;
understanding and credulity ; openness and frankness of heart , which though
opposites and. a Wallis ' s Account of some passages in bis life , quoted in the
notes of the ...
He was subject to much weakness and credulity . ] Wisdom and folly ;
understanding and credulity ; openness and frankness of heart , which though
opposites and. a Wallis ' s Account of some passages in bis life , quoted in the
notes of the ...
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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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