Cromwell and BunyanJohn Murray, 1846 - 180 halaman |
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... House of Peers , was an absolute rooting up of all privileges . One of the most unpopular acts of the King had been the levying of ship - money without the consent of the parliament ; an impost then only of doubtful legality , yet ...
... House of Peers , was an absolute rooting up of all privileges . One of the most unpopular acts of the King had been the levying of ship - money without the consent of the parliament ; an impost then only of doubtful legality , yet ...
Halaman 36
... House of Commons ; nor is he wanting of friends in the House of Peers , nor of abili- ties in himself to manage his own part or defence to the best ad- vantage . " Hollis , Stapleton , and some others , related certain acts and sayings ...
... House of Commons ; nor is he wanting of friends in the House of Peers , nor of abili- ties in himself to manage his own part or defence to the best ad- vantage . " Hollis , Stapleton , and some others , related certain acts and sayings ...
Halaman 50
... House of Peers ; and the common soldiers chose three or four from every regiment , mostly corporals or 50 LIFE OF CROMWELL . Rise of the Independents Council of Officers.
... House of Peers ; and the common soldiers chose three or four from every regiment , mostly corporals or 50 LIFE OF CROMWELL . Rise of the Independents Council of Officers.
Halaman 81
... House of Peers , and re - established the Episcopal church . But he was thwarted and overruled by the G very instruments which he had hitherto used ; men whom LIFE OF CROMWELL , 81 6 6 6 Fears and views of the Protector.
... House of Peers , and re - established the Episcopal church . But he was thwarted and overruled by the G very instruments which he had hitherto used ; men whom LIFE OF CROMWELL , 81 6 6 6 Fears and views of the Protector.
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