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 5F.C. and J. Rivington, 1814 |
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Page 28
... brought on disorders , which rendered the remaining part of his life very unhappy . This , surely , was injustice : injustice in the king , to whom his case had been represented , and from whom even an ex- change of prison could not be ...
... brought on disorders , which rendered the remaining part of his life very unhappy . This , surely , was injustice : injustice in the king , to whom his case had been represented , and from whom even an ex- change of prison could not be ...
Page 30
... brought to a trial at the King's Bench , June 2 and 6 , 1662. The indictment was for high treason , evidenced " by con- sulting , with others , to bring the king to destruction , and to hold him out from the exercise of his regal ...
... brought to a trial at the King's Bench , June 2 and 6 , 1662. The indictment was for high treason , evidenced " by con- sulting , with others , to bring the king to destruction , and to hold him out from the exercise of his regal ...
Page 39
... brought his lady under the queen's nose , and insisted on her being appointed of the bed- chamber . Some persons , it seems , remonstrated to him on the subject : but the effect it had will be seen from the following copy of an original ...
... brought his lady under the queen's nose , and insisted on her being appointed of the bed- chamber . Some persons , it seems , remonstrated to him on the subject : but the effect it had will be seen from the following copy of an original ...
Page 47
... brought over with the fleet ; and not to allow any of those demands which were made upon the computation of the value of mo- mey , and other allowances upon the account : and of England , as by law established ; yet , 5 CHARLES II . 47.
... brought over with the fleet ; and not to allow any of those demands which were made upon the computation of the value of mo- mey , and other allowances upon the account : and of England , as by law established ; yet , 5 CHARLES II . 47.
Page 61
... brought to him very speedily , and desired his majesty , that in the interim he would give me leave to proceed to the sacrament of Extream Unction ; he reply'd , With all my heart . I then anoyled him ; which as soon as . performed , I ...
... brought to him very speedily , and desired his majesty , that in the interim he would give me leave to proceed to the sacrament of Extream Unction ; he reply'd , With all my heart . I then anoyled him ; which as soon as . performed , I ...
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