Oliver CromwellGoupil & Company, 1899 - 216 páginas |
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... Parliamentary supremacy , and left them disinclined to pursue their ecclesiastical policy till they had settled the political question in their own favour . Important as Charles's own character - with its love of shifts and evasions ...
... Parliamentary supremacy , and left them disinclined to pursue their ecclesiastical policy till they had settled the political question in their own favour . Important as Charles's own character - with its love of shifts and evasions ...
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... Parliamentary control and doing in his name everything that he least desired to do himself . hopeless position to be driven into , and yet , the sentiment of the time being what it was , it is hard to see that any remedy could be found ...
... Parliamentary control and doing in his name everything that he least desired to do himself . hopeless position to be driven into , and yet , the sentiment of the time being what it was , it is hard to see that any remedy could be found ...
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... Parliamentary control , but that the King should be asked to take only such councillors as Parliament could approve of . Cromwell was even more decided than Pym . The King having named five new bishops , in defiance of the majority of ...
... Parliamentary control , but that the King should be asked to take only such councillors as Parliament could approve of . Cromwell was even more decided than Pym . The King having named five new bishops , in defiance of the majority of ...
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... Parliamentarians of the neighbourhood . Those upon whom he called — Sir John Gell at Nottingham , the Lincolnshire gentry , and Stamford's son , Lord Grey of Groby , in Leicestershire , were in command of local forces , and placed the ...
... Parliamentarians of the neighbourhood . Those upon whom he called — Sir John Gell at Nottingham , the Lincolnshire gentry , and Stamford's son , Lord Grey of Groby , in Leicestershire , were in command of local forces , and placed the ...
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... Parliamentary vote , he sent down arms valued at £ 100 . On July 15 he moved for an order " to allow the townsmen of Cambridge to raise two companies of volunteers , and to appoint captains over them . " A month later the House was ...
... Parliamentary vote , he sent down arms valued at £ 100 . On July 15 he moved for an order " to allow the townsmen of Cambridge to raise two companies of volunteers , and to appoint captains over them . " A month later the House was ...
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