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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... hand , and signed with his seal manual , dated at St. Johnstoun , Sept. 24 , 1650.- " Having taken into my consideration the faithful endeavours of the marquis of Argyle , for re- storing me to my just rights , and the happy settling of ...
... hand , and signed with his seal manual , dated at St. Johnstoun , Sept. 24 , 1650.- " Having taken into my consideration the faithful endeavours of the marquis of Argyle , for re- storing me to my just rights , and the happy settling of ...
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... hand on it , it was run together , and hard , and had no noisome smell . ' As a farther memorandum , relating to king Charles's interment , ' he says , that when the body of king Charles the First lay in state , in the dean's hall , the ...
... hand on it , it was run together , and hard , and had no noisome smell . ' As a farther memorandum , relating to king Charles's interment , ' he says , that when the body of king Charles the First lay in state , in the dean's hall , the ...
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... hand in bringing lord Strafford to justice ; in resisting the tyranny of Charles I. and reducing him to a condition in which he was glad to sue for peace ; and that he even advised against closing with him in the Isle of Wight . He ...
... hand in bringing lord Strafford to justice ; in resisting the tyranny of Charles I. and reducing him to a condition in which he was glad to sue for peace ; and that he even advised against closing with him in the Isle of Wight . He ...
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... hand in bringing lord Strafford to justice ; in resisting the tyranny of Charles I. and reducing him to a condition in which he was glad to sue for peace ; and that he even advised against closing with him in the Isle of Wight . He ...
... hand in bringing lord Strafford to justice ; in resisting the tyranny of Charles I. and reducing him to a condition in which he was glad to sue for peace ; and that he even advised against closing with him in the Isle of Wight . He ...
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... hand to destroy us . They themselves led by a few interested persons , who are willing to buy offices by themselves , by the misery of the whole nation , and the blood of the most worthy and eminent persons in it . Detestable bribes ...
... hand to destroy us . They themselves led by a few interested persons , who are willing to buy offices by themselves , by the misery of the whole nation , and the blood of the most worthy and eminent persons in it . Detestable bribes ...
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