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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... ment to this note . " The king's attachment to the counsels of the queen and her creatures , and his con- stant neglect of those of the truest friends of his own and the nation's real interest , is evident from the original letters of ...
... ment to this note . " The king's attachment to the counsels of the queen and her creatures , and his con- stant neglect of those of the truest friends of his own and the nation's real interest , is evident from the original letters of ...
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... the commonweal ; as I heard William earl of Pembroke protest , who could not but be the best informed , hsving assisted at his examinations : 2 a Rushworth , vol . I. p . 638 . ment of his life . For " he was remarkably CHARLES I. € 39.
... the commonweal ; as I heard William earl of Pembroke protest , who could not but be the best informed , hsving assisted at his examinations : 2 a Rushworth , vol . I. p . 638 . ment of his life . For " he was remarkably CHARLES I. € 39.
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William Harris. ment of his life . For " he was remarkably who did withal aver , he never saw piety and valour better or more temperately mixed in one person ; nor was he found , as the same ... ment of his life. For" he was remarkably ...
William Harris. ment of his life . For " he was remarkably who did withal aver , he never saw piety and valour better or more temperately mixed in one person ; nor was he found , as the same ... ment of his life. For" he was remarkably ...
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... ment , whilst they considered the temperance of his youth , how clear he had lived from personal vice , being growne to the age of twenty - three ; how untaint- ed of those licentious extravagancies , which unto that age and fortune are ...
... ment , whilst they considered the temperance of his youth , how clear he had lived from personal vice , being growne to the age of twenty - three ; how untaint- ed of those licentious extravagancies , which unto that age and fortune are ...
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... ment ; save that , now of late , in his last riding through his said county , hath found , both by the report of the judges and of the bishop of that diocess , that there is some amendment now daily beginning , which is no small ...
... ment ; save that , now of late , in his last riding through his said county , hath found , both by the report of the judges and of the bishop of that diocess , that there is some amendment now daily beginning , which is no small ...
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