History of the Commonwealth of England: To the death of Charles IH. Colburn, 1826 - 696 страници |
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... held to be necessary and commendable . Prynne had first engaged in a controversy on that subject with John Goodwin , an eminent preacher in Coleman Street , who , in addition to the fervour with which he espoused the principles of the ...
... held to be necessary and commendable . Prynne had first engaged in a controversy on that subject with John Goodwin , an eminent preacher in Coleman Street , who , in addition to the fervour with which he espoused the principles of the ...
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... held , without king neces- the king . They could not with any propriety apply to Charles for his assistance in this point , while they were in a state of war with him . The great seal was necessary in the calling a parliament ; and the ...
... held , without king neces- the king . They could not with any propriety apply to Charles for his assistance in this point , while they were in a state of war with him . The great seal was necessary in the calling a parliament ; and the ...
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... held to be immediately required . The new law therefore was a temporary expedient , and the general principle was left as before . How far it is true , that the party now in power shamelessly grasped at every emolument they could ...
... held to be immediately required . The new law therefore was a temporary expedient , and the general principle was left as before . How far it is true , that the party now in power shamelessly grasped at every emolument they could ...
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... the person who had previously held * Journals of Commons , April 7 . ▾ Journals of Commons , Aug. 27. Of Lords , Sep. 30 . * Ibid . Sep. 30 . a Whitlocke , Oct. 28 . XXI . 1645 . CHAP . the office , but HISTORY OF THE COMMONWEALTH . 45.
... the person who had previously held * Journals of Commons , April 7 . ▾ Journals of Commons , Aug. 27. Of Lords , Sep. 30 . * Ibid . Sep. 30 . a Whitlocke , Oct. 28 . XXI . 1645 . CHAP . the office , but HISTORY OF THE COMMONWEALTH . 45.
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... held every thing fair that was done in negociating with an enemy : he never talked of peace , but with a crafty intention he never made a concession , that he was not at the time considering how he should retract : till at length it ...
... held every thing fair that was done in negociating with an enemy : he never talked of peace , but with a crafty intention he never made a concession , that he was not at the time considering how he should retract : till at length it ...
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Страница 160 - But there are other judges who think I ought not to have translated Chaucer into English, out of a quite contrary notion: they suppose there is a certain veneration due to his old language, and that it is little less than profanation and sacrilege to alter it.
Страница 160 - ... that it is little less than profanation and sacrilege to alter it. They are farther of opinion, that somewhat of his good sense will suffer in this transfusion, and much of the beauty of his thoughts will infallibly be lost, which appear with more grace in their old habit.
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Страница 152 - He had a brave regiment of horse of his countrymen, most of them freeholders and freeholders' sons, and who upon matter of conscience engaged in this quarrel and under Cromwell. And thus being well armed within by the satisfaction of their own consciences, and without by good iron arms, they would, as one man, stand firmly and charge desperately.