The Memoirs of the Honourable Sir John Reresby, Baronet and Last Governor of York: Containing Several Private and Remarkable Transactions, from the Restoration to the Revolution Inclusively |
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... most iolent Blow that had been given to the Church of England from The Day of the Reftauration . All Sectaries now publickly re- paired to their Meetings and Conventicles ; nor could all the Laws afterwards , and the most rigorous ...
... most iolent Blow that had been given to the Church of England from The Day of the Reftauration . All Sectaries now publickly re- paired to their Meetings and Conventicles ; nor could all the Laws afterwards , and the most rigorous ...
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... most confi- ruin of an infinite People , whofe Mo- t Interest : And with this Calamity we Neighbour Sir Thomas Obourn rofe to Treasurer of England , my Lord Clifford onfeffing himself a Papift . The Duke fly inftrumental in bringing ...
... most confi- ruin of an infinite People , whofe Mo- t Interest : And with this Calamity we Neighbour Sir Thomas Obourn rofe to Treasurer of England , my Lord Clifford onfeffing himself a Papift . The Duke fly inftrumental in bringing ...
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... most think fhe was fent on pur- ng , who moft readily ran into Toils of n vain made ufe of the Mediation of the to fay the Truth , his Lordship was not for his Grace as he ought to have been , that it was to him he owed the White , the ...
... most think fhe was fent on pur- ng , who moft readily ran into Toils of n vain made ufe of the Mediation of the to fay the Truth , his Lordship was not for his Grace as he ought to have been , that it was to him he owed the White , the ...
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... most extraordinary Parti- mmarily thefe . 1 Speech acquainted us , That he was Four five of what he owed to the Goldsmiths more , for which he paid neither Princi- Ruin of many Families . It being upon hether Money fhould be given or ...
... most extraordinary Parti- mmarily thefe . 1 Speech acquainted us , That he was Four five of what he owed to the Goldsmiths more , for which he paid neither Princi- Ruin of many Families . It being upon hether Money fhould be given or ...
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... courfe up That his C be of Serv stations T Country F tion : Tha than to f blifhed ; his Pofteri believed : moft from who und contents Confufion barked m hoped I no Rule and that " most th IOIR S f the Duty of a MOIR S.
... courfe up That his C be of Serv stations T Country F tion : Tha than to f blifhed ; his Pofteri believed : moft from who und contents Confufion barked m hoped I no Rule and that " most th IOIR S f the Duty of a MOIR S.
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