Oliver CromwellGoupil, 1899 - 216 páginas |
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... whilst the other , which formerly belonged to the ancestress of that lady , is now in the hands of Mr. Headlam . Who then is represented in the picture ? It is only fair to say that Mr. Cust thinks that the dress of the child points to ...
... whilst the other , which formerly belonged to the ancestress of that lady , is now in the hands of Mr. Headlam . Who then is represented in the picture ? It is only fair to say that Mr. Cust thinks that the dress of the child points to ...
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... whilst prints professing to represent Richard Cromwell , either dated many years after the Protectorate came to an end , or produced on the Continent at an earlier date , gave a variety of expressions to the second Protector , there are ...
... whilst prints professing to represent Richard Cromwell , either dated many years after the Protectorate came to an end , or produced on the Continent at an earlier date , gave a variety of expressions to the second Protector , there are ...
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... whilst in the Althorp portrait also by Walker used as the frontispiece , which corresponds very closely to the one by the same artist in the National Portrait Gallery , the staff seems to indicate the period in which Cromwell was Lord ...
... whilst in the Althorp portrait also by Walker used as the frontispiece , which corresponds very closely to the one by the same artist in the National Portrait Gallery , the staff seems to indicate the period in which Cromwell was Lord ...
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... whilst an undergraduate at Cambridge , a buoyant , unthinking youth , fond of outdoor exercise ; though , on the other hand , whilst he never attained to proficiency as a scholar , he by no means neglected the authorised studies of the ...
... whilst an undergraduate at Cambridge , a buoyant , unthinking youth , fond of outdoor exercise ; though , on the other hand , whilst he never attained to proficiency as a scholar , he by no means neglected the authorised studies of the ...
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... whilst Cromwell , having gained his point , apologised for the roughness of his speech . It is not unlikely that it was in consequence of this difference with the new My argument would obviously not stand if the remainder of the speech ...
... whilst Cromwell , having gained his point , apologised for the roughness of his speech . It is not unlikely that it was in consequence of this difference with the new My argument would obviously not stand if the remainder of the speech ...
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