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... PARLIAMENT . 1657-58 . [ Continued . ] SPEECH XI . Second Conference with the Committee of Ninety - nine in regard to the Title of King , 13 April 1657 . 99 " " 9 • PAGE • I Endeavours to rebut their arguments , used in the former ...
... PARLIAMENT . 1657-58 . [ Continued . ] SPEECH XI . Second Conference with the Committee of Ninety - nine in regard to the Title of King , 13 April 1657 . 99 " " 9 • PAGE • I Endeavours to rebut their arguments , used in the former ...
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... Parliament ; Open- ing of the Second Session of the Se- cond Protectorate Parliament , 20 Jan. 1657-8 • Reasons for thankfulness in such a Meeting : Reli- gious Liberty , the great object of our struggles , gained , and in the way of ...
... Parliament ; Open- ing of the Second Session of the Se- cond Protectorate Parliament , 20 Jan. 1657-8 • Reasons for thankfulness in such a Meeting : Reli- gious Liberty , the great object of our struggles , gained , and in the way of ...
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... Parliament , 4 Feb. 1657-8 PAGE ΙΟΙ • 124 What he might have expected in this Meeting of Parliament ; what he has found in it : Angry debating ; and the Nation on the verge of conflagration thereby . Dissolves the Parliament . LETTER ...
... Parliament , 4 Feb. 1657-8 PAGE ΙΟΙ • 124 What he might have expected in this Meeting of Parliament ; what he has found in it : Angry debating ; and the Nation on the verge of conflagration thereby . Dissolves the Parliament . LETTER ...
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... Parliament have been pleased to shape it , com- prehending all the interests of these Three Nations ! I confess I have two things in view . The first is , To return some answer to what was so well and ably said the other day on behalf ...
... Parliament have been pleased to shape it , com- prehending all the interests of these Three Nations ! I confess I have two things in view . The first is , To return some answer to what was so well and ably said the other day on behalf ...
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... Parliament , been unwilling to vary 66 Names , seeing they love settlement and known names , as was said before . " And there were two good instances given of that : the one , in King James's time , about his desire to alter somewhat of ...
... Parliament , been unwilling to vary 66 Names , seeing they love settlement and known names , as was said before . " And there were two good instances given of that : the one , in King James's time , about his desire to alter somewhat of ...
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