Oliver Cromwell's Letters and Speeches, Volume 3Tauchnitz, 1861 - 442 pages |
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Page 52
... ment , " that the Houses of the late Dean and Chapter in the City of Durham might be converted into a Col- lege or School of Literature , " the Parliament was pleased in May last to refer the same to the Committee for removing ...
... ment , " that the Houses of the late Dean and Chapter in the City of Durham might be converted into a Col- lege or School of Literature , " the Parliament was pleased in May last to refer the same to the Committee for removing ...
Page 53
... ment and importance ; as that which , by the blessing of God , may much conduce to the promoting of learn- ing and piety in those poor rude and ignorant parts ; there being also many concurring advantages to this Place , as pleasantness ...
... ment and importance ; as that which , by the blessing of God , may much conduce to the promoting of learn- ing and piety in those poor rude and ignorant parts ; there being also many concurring advantages to this Place , as pleasantness ...
Page 74
... ment , whereof great failing has lately been . For the way of raising them , it is wholly submitted to your pleasure ; and we hearing you rather choose to send us Volunteers than Pressed - men , shall be very glad you go that way . Our ...
... ment , whereof great failing has lately been . For the way of raising them , it is wholly submitted to your pleasure ; and we hearing you rather choose to send us Volunteers than Pressed - men , shall be very glad you go that way . Our ...
Page 77
... ment from me , so far as I may afford it . But in- deed I cannot think I do well to feed a voluptuous humour in my Son , if he should make pleasures the business of his life , in a time when some precious Saints are bleeding , and ...
... ment from me , so far as I may afford it . But in- deed I cannot think I do well to feed a voluptuous humour in my Son , if he should make pleasures the business of his life , in a time when some precious Saints are bleeding , and ...
Page 103
... ment . England will have to come out of that ; England , too terribly awakened at last , is everywhere preparing to come out of that . England , her Amazon - eyes once more flashing strange Heaven's - light , like Phoebus Apollo's fatal ...
... ment . England will have to come out of that ; England , too terribly awakened at last , is everywhere preparing to come out of that . England , her Amazon - eyes once more flashing strange Heaven's - light , like Phoebus Apollo's fatal ...
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