Oliver Cromwell's Letters and Speeches, Volume 3Tauchnitz, 1861 - 442 pages |
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Page 14
... leave to say it , If God had not brought them upon us , we might have marched Three - thousand horse to death , and not have lighted on . them . And truly it was a strange Providence brought them upon him . For I marched from Edinburgh ...
... leave to say it , If God had not brought them upon us , we might have marched Three - thousand horse to death , and not have lighted on . them . And truly it was a strange Providence brought them upon him . For I marched from Edinburgh ...
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... leave that to your consideration ; and shall not seek to contest with your thoughts : only I think it may become me to let you know , You may have honourable terms for yourself and those with you ; and both yourself and soldiers have ...
... leave that to your consideration ; and shall not seek to contest with your thoughts : only I think it may become me to let you know , You may have honourable terms for yourself and those with you ; and both yourself and soldiers have ...
Page 23
... leave to be sensible of delays out of conscience of duty ' too . ' If you please to name any you would speak with ' who are ' now in Town , they shall have liberty to come and speak with you for one hour , if they will ; provided you ...
... leave to be sensible of delays out of conscience of duty ' too . ' If you please to name any you would speak with ' who are ' now in Town , they shall have liberty to come and speak with you for one hour , if they will ; provided you ...
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... leave , and rest , Sir , Your most humble servant , OLIVER CROMWELL . § LETTERS CLXII . - CLXXXI . THE Lord General is now settled at Edinburgh till the season for campaigning return . Tradition still reports him as lodged , as in 1648 ...
... leave , and rest , Sir , Your most humble servant , OLIVER CROMWELL . § LETTERS CLXII . - CLXXXI . THE Lord General is now settled at Edinburgh till the season for campaigning return . Tradition still reports him as lodged , as in 1648 ...
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... leaving poor Waugh the straitlaced to preach " in a barn hard by . " And though the looselaced “ have but fifteen , ” and the straitlaced " all the Parish " it matters not ; the stipend and the Kirk go with him whose lacing is loose ...
... leaving poor Waugh the straitlaced to preach " in a barn hard by . " And though the looselaced “ have but fifteen , ” and the straitlaced " all the Parish " it matters not ; the stipend and the Kirk go with him whose lacing is loose ...
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