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Page 29
The Court and Character of King James , whereunto · is added the Court of King
Charles , continued unto the beginning of these unhappy times , with some
observations upon him instead of a character . Collected and perfected by Sir A .
W ...
The Court and Character of King James , whereunto · is added the Court of King
Charles , continued unto the beginning of these unhappy times , with some
observations upon him instead of a character . Collected and perfected by Sir A .
W ...
Page 57
But yet , I do here solemnly protest , I observed the order of the court in which I sat
, and that court settled by an act of parliament , 1 Elizabeth . And I did not
knowingly err in any particular . More I could say in these my sufferings , but I will
blast ...
But yet , I do here solemnly protest , I observed the order of the court in which I sat
, and that court settled by an act of parliament , 1 Elizabeth . And I did not
knowingly err in any particular . More I could say in these my sufferings , but I will
blast ...
Page 143
It was about the middle of June , when the days are there at the shortest , on a
very starry and moonlight night , that we observed , at some distance , a very
black cloud , but seemingly of no extraordinary size or height , moving very fast ...
It was about the middle of June , when the days are there at the shortest , on a
very starry and moonlight night , that we observed , at some distance , a very
black cloud , but seemingly of no extraordinary size or height , moving very fast ...
Page 207
It was almost generally to be observed about town , that folks were all very ... all
witnesses for one another , as I , for one amongst the rest , am ; and so deeply ,
that it was not obvious to observe a person walking in the streets with dry eyes .
It was almost generally to be observed about town , that folks were all very ... all
witnesses for one another , as I , for one amongst the rest , am ; and so deeply ,
that it was not obvious to observe a person walking in the streets with dry eyes .
Page 213
Having observed the “ king pay particular attention to a certain Mad . Querouaille
, a maid of honour to madame , his sister , at the time when he went to meet the
latter at Dover , he said to him " that it was only a decent piece of tenderness for ...
Having observed the “ king pay particular attention to a certain Mad . Querouaille
, a maid of honour to madame , his sister , at the time when he went to meet the
latter at Dover , he said to him " that it was only a decent piece of tenderness for ...
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| Title | The Retrospective Review.., Volume 7 |
| Editor | Henry Southern |
| Contributors | David Sampson Maurice, Charles and Henry Baldwyn |
| Publisher | Charles and Henry Baldwyn, Newgate Street., 1823 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 14 Aug 2007 |
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