The History of England from the Invasion of Julius Cæsar to the Revolution in 1688, Том 4E. Littell, 1828 |
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... whole military power , and , in an instant , reinstate himself in his civil authority . To Ireton , he offered the lieutenancy of Ireland : to Cromwell , the garter , the title of earl of Essex , and the command of the army ...
... whole military power , and , in an instant , reinstate himself in his civil authority . To Ireton , he offered the lieutenancy of Ireland : to Cromwell , the garter , the title of earl of Essex , and the command of the army ...
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... whole authority of the nation , they imagined , was now lodged in their hands ; and they had a near prospect of moulding the government into that imaginary republic which had long been the object of their wishes . They had secretly ...
... whole authority of the nation , they imagined , was now lodged in their hands ; and they had a near prospect of moulding the government into that imaginary republic which had long been the object of their wishes . They had secretly ...
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... whole constitution formally overthrown . So violent a measure was supported by a declaration of the com- mons , no less violent . The blackest calumnies were there thrown upon the king ; such as , even in their famous remonstrance ...
... whole constitution formally overthrown . So violent a measure was supported by a declaration of the com- mons , no less violent . The blackest calumnies were there thrown upon the king ; such as , even in their famous remonstrance ...
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... whole brotherly friendship and intimate alliance with the Scots , resolved itself into an acknow- ledgment of their being well bred gentlemen . The advance of the army to London , the subjection of the parlia ment , the seizing of the ...
... whole brotherly friendship and intimate alliance with the Scots , resolved itself into an acknow- ledgment of their being well bred gentlemen . The advance of the army to London , the subjection of the parlia ment , the seizing of the ...
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... whole . After a violent debate , of three days , it was carried , by a majority of one hundred and twenty - nine against eighty - three , in the house of commons , that the king's concessions were a foundation for the houses to proceed ...
... whole . After a violent debate , of three days , it was carried , by a majority of one hundred and twenty - nine against eighty - three , in the house of commons , that the king's concessions were a foundation for the houses to proceed ...
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