Oliver Cromwell's Letters and Speeches, Volume 3Tauchnitz, 1861 - 442 pages |
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... given that way . They have now got a " Western Army , " with Colonel Ker and Colonel Strahan to command it ; and most of the Earls , Lairds , and Ministers in those parts have joined . Very strong for the Covenant ; very strong against ...
... given that way . They have now got a " Western Army , " with Colonel Ker and Colonel Strahan to command it ; and most of the Earls , Lairds , and Ministers in those parts have joined . Very strong for the Covenant ; very strong against ...
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... and famine likely to come upon them ; the advantage given to the Malignant , Profane , and Popish party by this War ; and that reality of affection which we have so often professed to 4 [ 9 Oct. PART VI . WAR WITH SCOTLAND .
... and famine likely to come upon them ; the advantage given to the Malignant , Profane , and Popish party by this War ; and that reality of affection which we have so often professed to 4 [ 9 Oct. PART VI . WAR WITH SCOTLAND .
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... , p . 459 . ** Whitlocke , p . 459 ; Cromwelliana , pp . 92 , 3 . *** Dated 17th October ; given in Balfour , iv . 141-60 . - and Strahan that the Covenanted King may probably be 6 [ 18 Oct. PART VI . WAR WITH SCOTLAND .
... , p . 459 . ** Whitlocke , p . 459 ; Cromwelliana , pp . 92 , 3 . *** Dated 17th October ; given in Balfour , iv . 141-60 . - and Strahan that the Covenanted King may probably be 6 [ 18 Oct. PART VI . WAR WITH SCOTLAND .
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... given - in their Remonstrance to the Committee of Estates ; and sat in deliberation on their copy of Cromwell's Expostulatory Letter to that Body , the Letter we have just read , in which these two words , " secu- rity " and ...
... given - in their Remonstrance to the Committee of Estates ; and sat in deliberation on their copy of Cromwell's Expostulatory Letter to that Body , the Letter we have just read , in which these two words , " secu- rity " and ...
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... given them by Countrymen : I do therefore declare , that wheresoever any under my command shall be hereafter robbed or spoiled by such parties , I will require life for life , and a plenary satisfaction for their goods , of those ...
... given them by Countrymen : I do therefore declare , that wheresoever any under my command shall be hereafter robbed or spoiled by such parties , I will require life for life , and a plenary satisfaction for their goods , of those ...
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