Oliver Cromwell's Letters and Speeches: With Elucidations, Volume 2Chapman and Hall, 1846 - 246 pages |
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... PARLIAMENT . 1651-53 . THE LITTLE PARLIAMENT · . 351 LETTER CLXX . To Rev. J. Cotton : London , 2 Oct. 1651 . 356 Reflections on Public Affairs : what Prophecies are now fulfilling . PAGE LETTER CLXXI . To Mr. Hungerford : London , xii ...
... PARLIAMENT . 1651-53 . THE LITTLE PARLIAMENT · . 351 LETTER CLXX . To Rev. J. Cotton : London , 2 Oct. 1651 . 356 Reflections on Public Affairs : what Prophecies are now fulfilling . PAGE LETTER CLXXI . To Mr. Hungerford : London , xii ...
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... Parliament , in this Nation of England , shall be a Traitor and suffer death . For which service , on the morrow , each trumpeter receives ' ten shillings ' of the public money , and Sergeant Dendy himself - shall see what he will ...
... Parliament , in this Nation of England , shall be a Traitor and suffer death . For which service , on the morrow , each trumpeter receives ' ten shillings ' of the public money , and Sergeant Dendy himself - shall see what he will ...
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... Parliament , and by ' the authority of the same : That the People of England , and of ́ all the dominions and territories thereunto belonging , are and ' shall be , and are hereby constituted , made , established and ' confirmed to be ...
... Parliament , and by ' the authority of the same : That the People of England , and of ́ all the dominions and territories thereunto belonging , are and ' shall be , and are hereby constituted , made , established and ' confirmed to be ...
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... Parliament : These are to require you to permit and suffer him and his servants quietly to pass into Dalegarth above - said , with their horses and swords , and to forbear to molest or trouble him or any of his Family there ; without ...
... Parliament : These are to require you to permit and suffer him and his servants quietly to pass into Dalegarth above - said , with their horses and swords , and to forbear to molest or trouble him or any of his Family there ; without ...
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... Parliament , OLIVER CROMWELL , ( Prases pro tempore ) . * There is already question of selling the late King's goods , crown - jewels , plate , and hangings , ' under which latter title , we suppose , are included his Pictures , much ...
... Parliament , OLIVER CROMWELL , ( Prases pro tempore ) . * There is already question of selling the late King's goods , crown - jewels , plate , and hangings , ' under which latter title , we suppose , are included his Pictures , much ...
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