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 2F.C. and J. Rivington, 1814 |
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Page 37
... army ; which quitting , he resided in London : where learning what an enemy to the nation Buckingham was , and that the house of commons had declared him " the cause of all the evils the kingdom suffered , and an enemy to the public ...
... army ; which quitting , he resided in London : where learning what an enemy to the nation Buckingham was , and that the house of commons had declared him " the cause of all the evils the kingdom suffered , and an enemy to the public ...
Page 63
... army had forced him from Holmby , and in their several re- moves had brought him to Latmas , an house of the earl of Devonshire , on August 1 , being Sunday in the morning , before sermon , he led forth with him , into the garden , the ...
... army had forced him from Holmby , and in their several re- moves had brought him to Latmas , an house of the earl of Devonshire , on August 1 , being Sunday in the morning , before sermon , he led forth with him , into the garden , the ...
Page 67
... army being then far distant from London , and the city enraged stoutly against them , he promised he would so do " . " - I will add but one or two proofs more . " The king's deportment ( at his trial ) says Warwick , was very majestic ...
... army being then far distant from London , and the city enraged stoutly against them , he promised he would so do " . " - I will add but one or two proofs more . " The king's deportment ( at his trial ) says Warwick , was very majestic ...
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... army with so obliging circumstances as was like to incline them to come willingly together again , if there were occasion to use their service . The earl of Essex , who had merited very well throughout the whole affair , and had never ...
... army with so obliging circumstances as was like to incline them to come willingly together again , if there were occasion to use their service . The earl of Essex , who had merited very well throughout the whole affair , and had never ...
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... army ; which truly , they said , would seem strange to those who should read the deposition of Mr. Goring , the information of Mr. Piercy , and divers other examinations of Mr. Wilmot , Mr. Pollard , and others ; the other examination ...
... army ; which truly , they said , would seem strange to those who should read the deposition of Mr. Goring , the information of Mr. Piercy , and divers other examinations of Mr. Wilmot , Mr. Pollard , and others ; the other examination ...
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