An Historical and Critical Account of the Lives and Writings of James I. and Charles I. and of the Lives of Oliver Cromwell and Charles II...: From Original Writers and State-papers, Volume 1F.C. and J. Rivington, 1814 |
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... queen , to deliver a message to his Majesty , who , at that time , was in the hands of the army , by Hugh Peters's assistance , he got admittance to the king " . " These were considerable services , and could hardly have been expected ...
... queen , to deliver a message to his Majesty , who , at that time , was in the hands of the army , by Hugh Peters's assistance , he got admittance to the king " . " These were considerable services , and could hardly have been expected ...
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... queen Ann's reign ; in which they were but too successful.- When the protestant succession took place , it was railed at , and even cursed by these men , and many of them attempted to set up an abjured pretender . Their attempts however ...
... queen Ann's reign ; in which they were but too successful.- When the protestant succession took place , it was railed at , and even cursed by these men , and many of them attempted to set up an abjured pretender . Their attempts however ...
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... queen of Scots , the only child of James the fifth , king of Scots , who was son of James the fourth and Margaret his queen , the said eldest daughter of Henry the seventh of England . The murther of a favourite secretary ' when she was ...
... queen of Scots , the only child of James the fifth , king of Scots , who was son of James the fourth and Margaret his queen , the said eldest daughter of Henry the seventh of England . The murther of a favourite secretary ' when she was ...
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... queen's French secretary re- tired himself to France , he obtained the said office . And as he thereby entered in greater credit , so he had not the prudence how to manage the same rightly . For frequently , in presence of the nobility ...
... queen's French secretary re- tired himself to France , he obtained the said office . And as he thereby entered in greater credit , so he had not the prudence how to manage the same rightly . For frequently , in presence of the nobility ...
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... queen to marry Henry Lord Darnley . She at first disrelished the proposal , but thro ' means of Rixio , " she took ay the longer the better liking of him , and at length determined to marry him . " No wonder then common fame was not ...
... queen to marry Henry Lord Darnley . She at first disrelished the proposal , but thro ' means of Rixio , " she took ay the longer the better liking of him , and at length determined to marry him . " No wonder then common fame was not ...
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