Oliver CromwellLongmans, Green, 1909 - 319 páginas |
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Samuel Rawson Gardiner. TABLE OF CONTENTS . CHAPTER I. PAGE KING AND PARLIAMENT I CHAPTER II . THE NEW MODEL ARMY AND THE PRESBYTERIANS CHAPTER III . 56 THE NEW MODEL ARMY AND THE King ΙΟΙ CHAPTER IV . THE LAST YEARS OF THE LONG ...
Samuel Rawson Gardiner. TABLE OF CONTENTS . CHAPTER I. PAGE KING AND PARLIAMENT I CHAPTER II . THE NEW MODEL ARMY AND THE PRESBYTERIANS CHAPTER III . 56 THE NEW MODEL ARMY AND THE King ΙΟΙ CHAPTER IV . THE LAST YEARS OF THE LONG ...
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... is said that not long afterwards he settled in London to study law , and though there is no adequate authority for this statement , it derives support from the fact that he found a wife in KING AND PARLIAMENT . 3 KING AND PARLIAMENT I.
... is said that not long afterwards he settled in London to study law , and though there is no adequate authority for this statement , it derives support from the fact that he found a wife in KING AND PARLIAMENT . 3 KING AND PARLIAMENT I.
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... Huntingdon are two entries - one dated 1621 , and the other 1628 - stating that Cromwell submitted in those years to some form of Church censure . The formation of the letters , however , the absence of KING AND PARLIAMENT . 5.
... Huntingdon are two entries - one dated 1621 , and the other 1628 - stating that Cromwell submitted in those years to some form of Church censure . The formation of the letters , however , the absence of KING AND PARLIAMENT . 5.
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... King , who was in ecclesiastical matters completely under the influence of Laud . The result of Charles's con ... King's remedy for disputes in the Church on predestination and such matters was to impose silence on both parties ...
... King , who was in ecclesiastical matters completely under the influence of Laud . The result of Charles's con ... King's remedy for disputes in the Church on predestination and such matters was to impose silence on both parties ...
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