Oliver Cromwell's Letters and Speeches, Volume 3Tauchnitz, 1861 - 442 pages |
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... settled at Edinburgh till the season for campaigning return . Tradition still reports him as lodged , as in 1648 , in that same spacious and sumptuous " Earl of Murrie's House in the Cannigate ; " credibly enough ; though Tradition does ...
... settled at Edinburgh till the season for campaigning return . Tradition still reports him as lodged , as in 1648 , in that same spacious and sumptuous " Earl of Murrie's House in the Cannigate ; " credibly enough ; though Tradition does ...
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... settled , the Long Parliament having now resolved on actually dismissing itself by and by . The question is really complex : one would gladly know what the leading Grandees did think of it ; even what they found good to say upon it ...
... settled , the Long Parliament having now resolved on actually dismissing itself by and by . The question is really complex : one would gladly know what the leading Grandees did think of it ; even what they found good to say upon it ...
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... Settlement of the " Nation . And in order thereunto , had requested this Meeting ; " that they together might consider and advise , What was fit " to be done , and to be presented to the Parliament . * Wood , in voce . ** Whitlocke , p ...
... Settlement of the " Nation . And in order thereunto , had requested this Meeting ; " that they together might consider and advise , What was fit " to be done , and to be presented to the Parliament . * Wood , in voce . ** Whitlocke , p ...
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... Settlement , " such as may be to God's honour , and the good of this Com- แ " monwealth , we shall be very much ... Settle- " ment is desired ? Whether of an absolute Republic , or with 66 any mixture of Monarchy . " CROMWELL . My ...
... Settlement , " such as may be to God's honour , and the good of this Com- แ " monwealth , we shall be very much ... Settle- " ment is desired ? Whether of an absolute Republic , or with 66 any mixture of Monarchy . " CROMWELL . My ...
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... settle a " Government of this Nation without something of Monarchy . " COLONEL DESBOROW . I beseech you , my Lord , why may " not this , as well as other Nations , be governed in the way of " a Republic ? " WHITLOCKE . The Laws of ...
... settle a " Government of this Nation without something of Monarchy . " COLONEL DESBOROW . I beseech you , my Lord , why may " not this , as well as other Nations , be governed in the way of " a Republic ? " WHITLOCKE . The Laws of ...
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