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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... unto me , as a warrant to admit him only ad curam & regimen collegii , instead of the other word ad curum animarum . I schooled him soundly against puritanism , which he disavows , though somewhat faint- ly . I hope his highness and the ...
... unto me , as a warrant to admit him only ad curam & regimen collegii , instead of the other word ad curum animarum . I schooled him soundly against puritanism , which he disavows , though somewhat faint- ly . I hope his highness and the ...
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... unto king James's stomach , was evidently proved before a committee : but whether Buckingham himself , or king Charles , was guilty , either in the knowledge of , or application of the plaister , I could never learn . Many feared the ...
... unto king James's stomach , was evidently proved before a committee : but whether Buckingham himself , or king Charles , was guilty , either in the knowledge of , or application of the plaister , I could never learn . Many feared the ...
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... unto you . Sir , I say not this to betray your belief , but from a true observa- tion , and knowledge of this to be so : I tell you this , and must somewhat more , in way of admiration of the person of madam ; for the impressions I had ...
... unto you . Sir , I say not this to betray your belief , but from a true observa- tion , and knowledge of this to be so : I tell you this , and must somewhat more , in way of admiration of the person of madam ; for the impressions I had ...
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... unto many : he was manly , and well fitted for venereous sports , yet rarely frequented illicit beds . I do not hear of above one or two natural children he had , or left behind him " . " — Sir Edward Peyton tells us , " the queen was ...
... unto many : he was manly , and well fitted for venereous sports , yet rarely frequented illicit beds . I do not hear of above one or two natural children he had , or left behind him " . " — Sir Edward Peyton tells us , " the queen was ...
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... unto that age and fortune are not only incident , but almost thought excuseable . " And in another place he ob- serves , " that Charles lived more conformably to the rules of the protestant religion , thau any of his con- temporary ...
... unto that age and fortune are not only incident , but almost thought excuseable . " And in another place he ob- serves , " that Charles lived more conformably to the rules of the protestant religion , thau any of his con- temporary ...
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