The History of England: From the Earliest Times, to the Death of George the Second, Band 2C.J.G. and F. Rivington; T. Cadell; Longman, Rees, Orme, and Company; [and others], 1831 |
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... engagement may be properly said to begin . The conference therefore came to nothing ; the catholics declared that it was not in their power to dispute a second time upon topics on which they had gained a former victory ; while the ...
... engagement may be properly said to begin . The conference therefore came to nothing ; the catholics declared that it was not in their power to dispute a second time upon topics on which they had gained a former victory ; while the ...
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... engagements to his people , made the following pro- testation before his whole army : " I do promise , in the presence of almighty God , and as I hope for his blessing and protection , that I will , to the utmost of my power , defend ...
... engagements to his people , made the following pro- testation before his whole army : " I do promise , in the presence of almighty God , and as I hope for his blessing and protection , that I will , to the utmost of my power , defend ...
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... engagement , that he was weary of the times , and should leave them before night . He was shot by a musket - ball in the belly and his body was next morning found among a heap of slain . His writings , his eloquence , his justice , and ...
... engagement , that he was weary of the times , and should leave them before night . He was shot by a musket - ball in the belly and his body was next morning found among a heap of slain . His writings , his eloquence , his justice , and ...
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... engagement and a second victory ; the prince's whole train of artillery was taken ; and the royalists sustained irreparable injury . While the king was unfortunate in the field , he was not more successful in negotiation . A treaty was ...
... engagement and a second victory ; the prince's whole train of artillery was taken ; and the royalists sustained irreparable injury . While the king was unfortunate in the field , he was not more successful in negotiation . A treaty was ...
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... which , as has been said , took part with the parliament , having made themselves masters of Carlisle , after an obstinate siege , marched to the south- ward , and laid siege to Hereford . Another engagement CHARLES I. 127.
... which , as has been said , took part with the parliament , having made themselves masters of Carlisle , after an obstinate siege , marched to the south- ward , and laid siege to Hereford . Another engagement CHARLES I. 127.
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