The History of England,: From the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the Revolution in 1688. In Five Volumes, Том 5D. Buchanan; and sold by him, Messrs. Darton & Harvey Grace-church Street London, W. Creech, Bell & Bradfute, Geo. Mudie & Son Edinburgh; W. Coke Leith; Ja. Duncan & Son, Ja. Gillies, Glasgow; and Morison & Son Perth, 1796 - Всего страниц: 364 |
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... voted a remonftrance . They there lamented , that the good old cause , as they termed it , that is , the caufe for which they had engaged against the late king , was entirely neg- lected ; and they proposed as a remedy , that the whole ...
... voted a remonftrance . They there lamented , that the good old cause , as they termed it , that is , the caufe for which they had engaged against the late king , was entirely neg- lected ; and they proposed as a remedy , that the whole ...
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... voted that there should be no meeting or general council of officers , except with the protector's confent , or by his orders . This vote brought affairs imme- diately to a rupture . The officers haftened to Richard , and demanded of ...
... voted that there should be no meeting or general council of officers , except with the protector's confent , or by his orders . This vote brought affairs imme- diately to a rupture . The officers haftened to Richard , and demanded of ...
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... voted , that all commiffions fhould be received from the fpeaker , and be affigned by him in the name of the house . These precautions , the tendency of which was vifible , gave great difguft to the general officers ; and their ...
... voted , that all commiffions fhould be received from the fpeaker , and be affigned by him in the name of the house . These precautions , the tendency of which was vifible , gave great difguft to the general officers ; and their ...
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... voted , that they . would have no more general officers . And they declared it high treafon to levy any money without confent of parliament . BUT thefe votes were feeble weapons in oppofition to the fwords of the foldiery . Lambert drew ...
... voted , that they . would have no more general officers . And they declared it high treafon to levy any money without confent of parliament . BUT thefe votes were feeble weapons in oppofition to the fwords of the foldiery . Lambert drew ...
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... voted , that no one fhould be elected , who had himself , or whofe father had borne arms for the late ' king ; little regard was any were payed to this ordinance . The leaders of the prefbyterians , the earl of Manchester , lord Fairfax ...
... voted , that no one fhould be elected , who had himself , or whofe father had borne arms for the late ' king ; little regard was any were payed to this ordinance . The leaders of the prefbyterians , the earl of Manchester , lord Fairfax ...
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The History of England: From the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the ..., Том 5 David Hume Полный просмотр - 1773 |
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