Oliver Cromwell's Letters and Speeches: With Elucidations, Volume 2Chapman and Hall, 1846 - 246 pages |
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... offered to let the Ministers in Edinburgh Castle preach in the City : Rebuke for their Refusal . 232 CXXXV . To the same : Edinburgh , 12 Sept. 1650. 236 Second more deliberate Rebuke , with Queries . QUERIES · 242 go 245 246 ...
... offered to let the Ministers in Edinburgh Castle preach in the City : Rebuke for their Refusal . 232 CXXXV . To the same : Edinburgh , 12 Sept. 1650. 236 Second more deliberate Rebuke , with Queries . QUERIES · 242 go 245 246 ...
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... , to pass to any place , about his or their oc- • Harris , p . 504 ; one of the seventeen Letters found at Pusey . 1 Cromwelliana , p . 51 . casions ; without offering any injury to him or any 6 [ 2 Feb. PART V. CAMPAIGN IN IRELAND .
... , to pass to any place , about his or their oc- • Harris , p . 504 ; one of the seventeen Letters found at Pusey . 1 Cromwelliana , p . 51 . casions ; without offering any injury to him or any 6 [ 2 Feb. PART V. CAMPAIGN IN IRELAND .
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With Elucidations Oliver Cromwell, Thomas Carlyle. casions ; without offering any injury to him or any of his Family , either at Dalegarth , or in his or their travels : As you will answer your contempt at your utmost perils . Given ...
With Elucidations Oliver Cromwell, Thomas Carlyle. casions ; without offering any injury to him or any of his Family , either at Dalegarth , or in his or their travels : As you will answer your contempt at your utmost perils . Given ...
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... offered to settle the 3007. of jointure upon his old land , after his Wife's decease ; he now agrees that half of it , 1507. , shall be settled directly out of the old land , and the other half out of what Parliamentary land Mayor may ...
... offered to settle the 3007. of jointure upon his old land , after his Wife's decease ; he now agrees that half of it , 1507. , shall be settled directly out of the old land , and the other half out of what Parliamentary land Mayor may ...
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... offered , which they conceive to be at hand . And that as their forefathers lived in tents , so it would ' be suitable to their condition , now to live in the same . " While they were before the General they stood with their ' hats on ...
... offered , which they conceive to be at hand . And that as their forefathers lived in tents , so it would ' be suitable to their condition , now to live in the same . " While they were before the General they stood with their ' hats on ...
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