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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... majesties , and improve the pre- judices they had raised against them , and concealed other parts , which would have vindicated them from many particulars with which they had aspersed them b It is very surprising lord Clarendon would ...
... majesties , and improve the pre- judices they had raised against them , and concealed other parts , which would have vindicated them from many particulars with which they had aspersed them b It is very surprising lord Clarendon would ...
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... majesties , to be false , is , that those parts were never produced to the world , when his letters were reprinted among his works after the restoration , and therefore may well be supposed never to have existed . - Ludlow , speaking of ...
... majesties , to be false , is , that those parts were never produced to the world , when his letters were reprinted among his works after the restoration , and therefore may well be supposed never to have existed . - Ludlow , speaking of ...
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... majesties instructions to Mr. Cockeram - be inserted in the declaration , and ordered it to be printed and published " . ” What I have here inserted , is merely to discharge the duty of an historian . I am accountable for nothing ...
... majesties instructions to Mr. Cockeram - be inserted in the declaration , and ordered it to be printed and published " . ” What I have here inserted , is merely to discharge the duty of an historian . I am accountable for nothing ...
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... majesties were entering . The lord Morley's counsel confesseth the charge , saying , it was done in a passion ( they might have more truly said in a high fit of drunkenness ) , so submitted to the king's mercy . The attorney pursues him ...
... majesties were entering . The lord Morley's counsel confesseth the charge , saying , it was done in a passion ( they might have more truly said in a high fit of drunkenness ) , so submitted to the king's mercy . The attorney pursues him ...
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