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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... called monsieur de Soubise , were his Majesty's gossips ; though the Scotch historians never mention their being in that kingdom . In short , the writer of the account given in that Appendix , ( which yet is but a quota . tion from a ...
... called monsieur de Soubise , were his Majesty's gossips ; though the Scotch historians never mention their being in that kingdom . In short , the writer of the account given in that Appendix , ( which yet is but a quota . tion from a ...
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... called before the council , where he confessed his inducement above mentioned to the murder . The council much pressed him to confess who set him on work to do such a bloody act , and if the puritans had no hand therein : he denied they ...
... called before the council , where he confessed his inducement above mentioned to the murder . The council much pressed him to confess who set him on work to do such a bloody act , and if the puritans had no hand therein : he denied they ...
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... called to their ministry : and when he was at Brainford , among the noise of arms , and near the assaults of his enemies , he caused the divine , that then waited , to perform his accustomed service , before he provided for safety , or ...
... called to their ministry : and when he was at Brainford , among the noise of arms , and near the assaults of his enemies , he caused the divine , that then waited , to perform his accustomed service , before he provided for safety , or ...
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... called Wakes . Now his majesty's express will and pleasure is , that these feasts , with others , shall be observed ; and that his justices of the peace , in their several divisions , shall look to it , both that all disorders there may ...
... called Wakes . Now his majesty's express will and pleasure is , that these feasts , with others , shall be observed ; and that his justices of the peace , in their several divisions , shall look to it , both that all disorders there may ...
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... called by the name of religion , have arose from hence . It took its rise early in the world , and soon spread itself over the face of the earth ; and few , very few , were there who were wholly free from it . The doctrine of Christ ...
... called by the name of religion , have arose from hence . It took its rise early in the world , and soon spread itself over the face of the earth ; and few , very few , were there who were wholly free from it . The doctrine of Christ ...
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