Oliver Cromwell's Letters and Speeches: With Elucidations, Volume 2Chapman and Hall, 1846 - 246 pages |
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... Hope , to be struggled towards , though with difficulty . De- mits his authority into their hands . LETTER CLXXV . To Lieut . - Gen . Fleetwood : Cockpit , 22 99 " " Aug. 1653 Complains ; heart - weary of the strife of Parties : Moses ...
... Hope , to be struggled towards , though with difficulty . De- mits his authority into their hands . LETTER CLXXV . To Lieut . - Gen . Fleetwood : Cockpit , 22 99 " " Aug. 1653 Complains ; heart - weary of the strife of Parties : Moses ...
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... hope I shall with a very free heart testify my readiness to that which may be ex- pected from me . I have no more at present : but desiring the Lord to To Richard Cromwell and him . order this affair to His glory and the comfort of 1649 ...
... hope I shall with a very free heart testify my readiness to that which may be ex- pected from me . I have no more at present : but desiring the Lord to To Richard Cromwell and him . order this affair to His glory and the comfort of 1649 ...
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... hope upon the best 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 ...
... hope upon the best 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 ...
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... hope I have not been wanting to Providence in this . I have made myself plain to you . Desiring you will make my Son the messenger of your pleasure and resolu- tion herein as speedily as with conveniency you may , I take leave , And ...
... hope I have not been wanting to Providence in this . I have made myself plain to you . Desiring you will make my Son the messenger of your pleasure and resolu- tion herein as speedily as with conveniency you may , I take leave , And ...
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... hope you will send some ' one ' up , perfectly instructed . I shall endeavour to speed what is to be done on my part ; not knowing how soon I may be sent down towards my charge for Ireland . And I hope to perform punctually with you ...
... hope you will send some ' one ' up , perfectly instructed . I shall endeavour to speed what is to be done on my part ; not knowing how soon I may be sent down towards my charge for Ireland . And I hope to perform punctually with you ...
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