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, Volumen2F.C. and J. Rivington, 1814 |
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... poles , and other sports therewith used ; so as the same be had in due and convenient time , without impediment or neglect of divine service . And that women shall have by Whitlock , gave great distaste , not only leave 56 THE LIFE OF.
... poles , and other sports therewith used ; so as the same be had in due and convenient time , without impediment or neglect of divine service . And that women shall have by Whitlock , gave great distaste , not only leave 56 THE LIFE OF.
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From Original Writers and State-papers William Harris. by Whitlock , gave great distaste , not only leave to carry rushes to the church , for the decorating of it , according to their old custom . But withal his majesty doth hereby ...
From Original Writers and State-papers William Harris. by Whitlock , gave great distaste , not only leave to carry rushes to the church , for the decorating of it , according to their old custom . But withal his majesty doth hereby ...
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... Whitlock , of which the reader will judge . " Prince Rupert , at Ciren- cester , took 1100 prisoners , and 3000 arms ... Whitlock's Memorials , p . 67. fol . Lond . 1732 . to sacrifice to the graces " . Much has been 78 THE LIFE OF.
... Whitlock , of which the reader will judge . " Prince Rupert , at Ciren- cester , took 1100 prisoners , and 3000 arms ... Whitlock's Memorials , p . 67. fol . Lond . 1732 . to sacrifice to the graces " . Much has been 78 THE LIFE OF.
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... Whitlock , as ever I saw in great em- ployment ) " the rebels new brutish general ̊ . ” — It was natural enough for him to stile the parliament at Westminster , with their adherents , rebels ; ( though it is very remarkable that he ...
... Whitlock , as ever I saw in great em- ployment ) " the rebels new brutish general ̊ . ” — It was natural enough for him to stile the parliament at Westminster , with their adherents , rebels ; ( though it is very remarkable that he ...
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... of these rogues ( for that was his term ) in whose hands I a Whitlock , p . 114 , с b Id . p . 115. Lilly , p . 61 . which alone his character can be ascer- am : they 2 82 THE LIFE OF but if we impartially examine facts, (by ...
... of these rogues ( for that was his term ) in whose hands I a Whitlock , p . 114 , с b Id . p . 115. Lilly , p . 61 . which alone his character can be ascer- am : they 2 82 THE LIFE OF but if we impartially examine facts, (by ...
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