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... granting the furname of GREAT to fuch a man as Cromwell : - " to Cromwell , " he observes , " for having facrificed every civil duty to the defire of reigning ; for having prostituted his talents , which , instead of being useful to his ...
... granting the furname of GREAT to fuch a man as Cromwell : - " to Cromwell , " he observes , " for having facrificed every civil duty to the defire of reigning ; for having prostituted his talents , which , instead of being useful to his ...
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... granting that indulgence : " And because in the continued diftractions of fo many years , and fo many great revolutions , many grants and purchases of estates have been made to and by many officers , foldiers , and others , who are now ...
... granting that indulgence : " And because in the continued diftractions of fo many years , and fo many great revolutions , many grants and purchases of estates have been made to and by many officers , foldiers , and others , who are now ...
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... granted any thing they defired , though the matter was more reasonable , and the manner of asking much more modeft . Ç 2 But CHAP . I. 1660 . CHAP . I. 1660 . But there was another mortification THE REIGN OF CHARLES II , 19.
... granted any thing they defired , though the matter was more reasonable , and the manner of asking much more modeft . Ç 2 But CHAP . I. 1660 . CHAP . I. 1660 . But there was another mortification THE REIGN OF CHARLES II , 19.
Page 74
... granted to all delinquents . A procla mation was alfo iffued on the 6th of June , the very week after the king's return , requiring all perfons , who who had prefided as judges , or affifted at the 14 SECRET HISTORY OF.
... granted to all delinquents . A procla mation was alfo iffued on the 6th of June , the very week after the king's return , requiring all perfons , who who had prefided as judges , or affifted at the 14 SECRET HISTORY OF.
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... granted to those , who had in any fort contributed to the king's murder . Such an exclufion from mercy , in which all , who had taken up arms against his late majefty , might be comprehended , was probably owing to the fe- cret ...
... granted to those , who had in any fort contributed to the king's murder . Such an exclufion from mercy , in which all , who had taken up arms against his late majefty , might be comprehended , was probably owing to the fe- cret ...
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