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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... lord Clarendon may be believed , " his majesty had re- solved to do it before his coming into England . " Why it was not done , his lordship has told us a long - winded story ; the substance of which is , that the body of the king's ...
... lord Clarendon may be believed , " his majesty had re- solved to do it before his coming into England . " Why it was not done , his lordship has told us a long - winded story ; the substance of which is , that the body of the king's ...
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... lord Claren- don himself speaks softly and suspiciously of this matter , as if he believed that the body could not ... lord Clarendon was misled in that matter ; and that king Charles the Second never sent to enquire after the body ...
... lord Claren- don himself speaks softly and suspiciously of this matter , as if he believed that the body could not ... lord Clarendon was misled in that matter ; and that king Charles the Second never sent to enquire after the body ...
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... 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 , however , never sat ...
... 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 , however , never sat ...
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... 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 , however , never sat ...
... 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 , however , never sat ...
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... lord Claren- don from Hampton Court , Thursday morning ( with- out the day of the month , or date of the year ) , in these terms : " I forgott , when you weare here last , to desire you give Brodericke good councell not to meddle any ...
... lord Claren- don from Hampton Court , Thursday morning ( with- out the day of the month , or date of the year ) , in these terms : " I forgott , when you weare here last , to desire you give Brodericke good councell not to meddle any ...
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