The British Plutarch; Or Biographical Entertainer: Being a Select Collection of the Lives at Large of the Most Eminent Men, Natives of Great Britain and Ireland; from the Reign of Henry VIII. to George II. ...Dilly, 1762 |
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... these commiffioners ( three of whom , lord Broghill , colonel Howard , and colonel Whetham , were afterwards very inftru- mental in the restoration ) concurred with ge- neral Monk in almoft every thing he propofed ; by which means the ...
... these commiffioners ( three of whom , lord Broghill , colonel Howard , and colonel Whetham , were afterwards very inftru- mental in the restoration ) concurred with ge- neral Monk in almoft every thing he propofed ; by which means the ...
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... these commiffioners ( three of whom , lord Broghill , colonel Howard , and colonel Whetham , were afterwards very inftru- mental in the restoration ) concurred with ge- neral Monk in almost every thing he propofed ; by which means the ...
... these commiffioners ( three of whom , lord Broghill , colonel Howard , and colonel Whetham , were afterwards very inftru- mental in the restoration ) concurred with ge- neral Monk in almost every thing he propofed ; by which means the ...
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... these opprobrious lines : But damn'd , and doubly damn'd , be Claren- dine , Our Seventh Edward , with all his house and line ; Who , to divert the dangers of the war , With Bristol , hounds us on the Hollander . Fool - coated gownman ...
... these opprobrious lines : But damn'd , and doubly damn'd , be Claren- dine , Our Seventh Edward , with all his house and line ; Who , to divert the dangers of the war , With Bristol , hounds us on the Hollander . Fool - coated gownman ...
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... these were no new things to the brave and excellent , to be expofed by trials of this nature to the rage of brutish and inhuman wretches . To what a pitch of heroic mag- nanimity must that perfon needs be arrived that can buoy up his ...
... these were no new things to the brave and excellent , to be expofed by trials of this nature to the rage of brutish and inhuman wretches . To what a pitch of heroic mag- nanimity must that perfon needs be arrived that can buoy up his ...
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... these noble- men . 1 The marquis's return to Ireland being , as affairs then flood , the only method that could be taken to fave the kingdom , made him very importunate with the French court for the neceffary fupplies ; but he was long ...
... these noble- men . 1 The marquis's return to Ireland being , as affairs then flood , the only method that could be taken to fave the kingdom , made him very importunate with the French court for the neceffary fupplies ; but he was long ...
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