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Page 85
... soon driven from their seats , by the same military violence which had enabled them to exclude their col- From the apprehension of this worst evil the Houses were soon delivered by their new lead- ers . The armies of Charles were ...
... soon driven from their seats , by the same military violence which had enabled them to exclude their col- From the apprehension of this worst evil the Houses were soon delivered by their new lead- ers . The armies of Charles were ...
Page 89
... soon driven from Houses were soon delivered by their new lead - their seats , by the same military violence ers . The armies of Charles were everywhere which had enabled them to exclude their col- his party hum - leagues . routed ; his ...
... soon driven from Houses were soon delivered by their new lead - their seats , by the same military violence ers . The armies of Charles were everywhere which had enabled them to exclude their col- his party hum - leagues . routed ; his ...
Page 256
... soon found that his chance of promotion was not diminished by the death of the queen . He was solicitous to be knighted , for two rea- sons , which are somewhat amusing . The king had already dubbed half London , and Bacon found himself ...
... soon found that his chance of promotion was not diminished by the death of the queen . He was solicitous to be knighted , for two rea- sons , which are somewhat amusing . The king had already dubbed half London , and Bacon found himself ...
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