Oliver Cromwell's Letters and Speeches: With Elucidations, Volume 2Chapman and Hall, 1846 - 246 pages |
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... grounds ) to match with you . The same desire still continues in me , if Providence see it fit . But I may not be so much wanting to myself nor family as not to have some equality of consideration to- wards it.1 I have two young ...
... grounds ) to match with you . The same desire still continues in me , if Providence see it fit . But I may not be so much wanting to myself nor family as not to have some equality of consideration to- wards it.1 I have two young ...
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... ground , and sowing it with roots and beans . One Everard , once of the Army , who ❝ terms himself a Prophet , is the chief of them : ' one Winstanley is another chief . They were Thirty men , and said that they ' should be shortly ...
... ground , and sowing it with roots and beans . One Everard , once of the Army , who ❝ terms himself a Prophet , is the chief of them : ' one Winstanley is another chief . They were Thirty men , and said that they ' should be shortly ...
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... ground of the Enemy , and by the goodness of God , forced him to quit his entrenchments . And after a very hot dis- pute , the Enemy having both horse and foot , and we only " foot , within the Wall , -they gave ground 60 [ 17 Sept ...
... ground of the Enemy , and by the goodness of God , forced him to quit his entrenchments . And after a very hot dis- pute , the Enemy having both horse and foot , and we only " foot , within the Wall , -they gave ground 60 [ 17 Sept ...
Page 61
... ground , and our men became masters both of their retrenchments and of ' the Church ; which indeed , although they made our entrance the more difficult , yet they proved of excellent use to us ; so that the Enemy could not ' now ' annoy ...
... ground , and our men became masters both of their retrenchments and of ' the Church ; which indeed , although they made our entrance the more difficult , yet they proved of excellent use to us ; so that the Enemy could not ' now ' annoy ...
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... grounds to such actions , which otherwise cannot but work remorse and regret . The offi- cers and soldiers of this Garrison were the flower of their Army . And their great expectation was , that our attempt- ing this place would put ...
... grounds to such actions , which otherwise cannot but work remorse and regret . The offi- cers and soldiers of this Garrison were the flower of their Army . And their great expectation was , that our attempt- ing this place would put ...
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