The Life of William, Lord Russell: With Some Account of the Times in which He Lived, Том 2Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1820 - 282 страници |
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... Hampden saw him afterwards under great fears ; and desired him to go out of the way , if he thought there was matter against him , and he had not strength of mind to meet the occasion . A warrant was now issued against him , on the ...
... Hampden saw him afterwards under great fears ; and desired him to go out of the way , if he thought there was matter against him , and he had not strength of mind to meet the occasion . A warrant was now issued against him , on the ...
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... Essex . May my Lord Russell , and all innocent men , live till I accuse them ! " 6 Hampden and Lord Russell were imprisoned upon Lord Howard's information ; and , four days afterwards , Lord Russell was brought to trial : 5 28 THE LIFE OF.
... Essex . May my Lord Russell , and all innocent men , live till I accuse them ! " 6 Hampden and Lord Russell were imprisoned upon Lord Howard's information ; and , four days afterwards , Lord Russell was brought to trial : 5 28 THE LIFE OF.
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... Hampden . These six had frequent consults ; they debated in what manner they should make the rising ; and Colonel Syd- ney dispatched Aaron Smith to invite Scotch commissioners to treat with these noble lords ; in consequence of which ...
... Hampden . These six had frequent consults ; they debated in what manner they should make the rising ; and Colonel Syd- ney dispatched Aaron Smith to invite Scotch commissioners to treat with these noble lords ; in consequence of which ...
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... Hampden , junior , and himself . These persons met in the middle of January , at the house of Mr. Hampden , where it was de . bated which was the most proper place to com- mence the insurrection , whether in town or in the country ; as ...
... Hampden , junior , and himself . These persons met in the middle of January , at the house of Mr. Hampden , where it was de . bated which was the most proper place to com- mence the insurrection , whether in town or in the country ; as ...
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... Hampden com- ing in , he said to Lord Essex , " What have we to do with this rogue ? " but Lord Essex forced him to stay : having that mistrust , however , he said very little . little . At another time , Lord Essex himself said to Lord ...
... Hampden com- ing in , he said to Lord Essex , " What have we to do with this rogue ? " but Lord Essex forced him to stay : having that mistrust , however , he said very little . little . At another time , Lord Essex himself said to Lord ...
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afterwards answered appear asked Baillie of Jerviswood Bedford believe Burnet called Captain Walcot Christian Colledge Colonel Rumsey concerned confession council counsel Court Crown Dalrymple death declared denied desired discourse Duke of Monmouth Earl Earl of Bedford evidence execution friends give given Goodenough guilty Hampden hand hath heard heart honour hope insurrection Jeffries judge jury kill the King Lady Russell letter lived looked Lord Chief Justice Lord Essex Lord Grey Lord Halifax Lord Howard Lord Russell Lord Shaftesbury lordship Majesty meeting mind ness never Newmarket observed opinion paper Papillion pardon Parliament peace person Popish plot pray Prince of Orange prisoner Protestant reason religion Rumbold Russell's Rye-House plot sent servant Sheppard sheriffs sincerely Sir Thomas Armstrong soul spake speak spirit sworn thing thou thought Tillotson tion told took trial wife wish witnesses words