Oliver Cromwell's Letters and Speeches, Volume 3Tauchnitz, 1861 - 442 pages |
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... side of Clyde ; ' and had ' appointed the Major - General to march from Peebles to Hamilton , on the south side of Clyde . I came thither by the time expected ; tarried the remainder of the day , and until near seven o'clock the next ...
... side of Clyde ; ' and had ' appointed the Major - General to march from Peebles to Hamilton , on the south side of Clyde . I came thither by the time expected ; tarried the remainder of the day , and until near seven o'clock the next ...
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... sides . I am , " my Lord , your humble servant , The Lord General's Reply , No. 3 : LETTER CLVII . " W. DUNDAS . " For the Governor of Edinburgh Castle : These . Edinburgh , 14th December 1650 . SIR , You will give me leave to be ...
... sides . I am , " my Lord , your humble servant , The Lord General's Reply , No. 3 : LETTER CLVII . " W. DUNDAS . " For the Governor of Edinburgh Castle : These . Edinburgh , 14th December 1650 . SIR , You will give me leave to be ...
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... sides may be forborne . I am , my Lord , " your humble servant , 66 - The Lord General's Reply , No. 5 : LETTER CLIX . " W. DUNDAS . " For the Governor of Edinburgh Castle : These . Edinburgh , 18th December 1650 . SIR , All that I have ...
... sides may be forborne . I am , my Lord , " your humble servant , 66 - The Lord General's Reply , No. 5 : LETTER CLIX . " W. DUNDAS . " For the Governor of Edinburgh Castle : These . Edinburgh , 18th December 1650 . SIR , All that I have ...
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... side precisely one does not altogether know , perhaps he himself hardly alto- gether knew . From Baillie , who has frequent notices of him , it is clear he tends strongly towards the Cromwell view in many things ; yet with repugnancies ...
... side precisely one does not altogether know , perhaps he himself hardly alto- gether knew . From Baillie , who has frequent notices of him , it is clear he tends strongly towards the Cromwell view in many things ; yet with repugnancies ...
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... side ; and too strong withal ; no level sailing , or smooth pilotage , possible for poor Waugh ! For as the Remonstrant , Protester , or Ker - and - Strahan Party , having joined itself to the Cromwellean , came ultimately to be domi ...
... side ; and too strong withal ; no level sailing , or smooth pilotage , possible for poor Waugh ! For as the Remonstrant , Protester , or Ker - and - Strahan Party , having joined itself to the Cromwellean , came ultimately to be domi ...
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