Oliver Cromwell's Letters and Speeches: With Elucidations, Volumen5Chapman and Hall, 1849 |
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... thereof from all hands ; —and there is this reason to doubt it will be so , Because his Majesty is weary of Oxford ; there being little in those parts left to sustain his Army , —and surely the fulness of these parts and fitness of them ...
... thereof from all hands ; —and there is this reason to doubt it will be so , Because his Majesty is weary of Oxford ; there being little in those parts left to sustain his Army , —and surely the fulness of these parts and fitness of them ...
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... thereof to any unnecessary charge . And therefore , as you shall have fitting opportunity , you may re- commend our thankfulness to your honest willing Countrymen , as we hereby do to yourselves , for this their forwardness ; and let ...
... thereof to any unnecessary charge . And therefore , as you shall have fitting opportunity , you may re- commend our thankfulness to your honest willing Countrymen , as we hereby do to yourselves , for this their forwardness ; and let ...
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... thereof ; that you , with your Troop , may be most vigilant for the suppressing of any disturbance which may arise from any party whatsoever . And if you can hear of any persons who have been active to promote the afore- said ...
... thereof ; that you , with your Troop , may be most vigilant for the suppressing of any disturbance which may arise from any party whatsoever . And if you can hear of any persons who have been active to promote the afore- said ...
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Dissolution of the Second Protectorate | 8 |
Whitehall | 26 |
To the same Parliament 9 June 1657 | 73 |
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