Oliver CromwellGoupil & Company, 1899 - 216 páginas |
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... Vane , who , since Pym's death in the winter of 1643 , was the most prominent personage amongst the war party at Westminster , had come down to York , at the time of the siege , to urge the generals to consent to the deposition of the ...
... Vane , who , since Pym's death in the winter of 1643 , was the most prominent personage amongst the war party at Westminster , had come down to York , at the time of the siege , to urge the generals to consent to the deposition of the ...
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... Vane , who was now his fast friend , with a friendship cemented by a common interest in religious liberty , absented them- selves , save on a few rare occasions , from the sittings of Parliament . The incalculable stupidity of the ...
... Vane , who was now his fast friend , with a friendship cemented by a common interest in religious liberty , absented them- selves , save on a few rare occasions , from the sittings of Parliament . The incalculable stupidity of the ...
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... Vane , St. John and Fiennes , supported Cromwell and Ireton in an attempt to persuade Parliament to open the negotiations asked for by the King . As was not unnatural , there were those , Rainsborough in the army , and Marten in the ...
... Vane , St. John and Fiennes , supported Cromwell and Ireton in an attempt to persuade Parliament to open the negotiations asked for by the King . As was not unnatural , there were those , Rainsborough in the army , and Marten in the ...
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... Vane - had come to the conclusion that , in the England of that day , a Republic was the only alternative to an absolute monarchy . 66 It was about this time that a meeting took place , the proceedings at which were recorded by Edmund ...
... Vane - had come to the conclusion that , in the England of that day , a Republic was the only alternative to an absolute monarchy . 66 It was about this time that a meeting took place , the proceedings at which were recorded by Edmund ...
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... Vane , carried a vote in the House for granting conces- sions which the City , under the pressure of the recent intelligence , was now prepared to accept as satisfactory . A further vote that the House would not alter the fundamental ...
... Vane , carried a vote in the House for granting conces- sions which the City , under the pressure of the recent intelligence , was now prepared to accept as satisfactory . A further vote that the House would not alter the fundamental ...
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