Miscellanea from the Works of John Sheffield, Duke of BuckinghamHaworth Press, 1933 - 120 Seiten |
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... bills , the Treason - bill , and that for Triennial Parliaments , for which he made very bold and excellent speeches , but which we have not the good fortune to find taken in short - hand by any we know : and as he had a quickness of ...
... bills , the Treason - bill , and that for Triennial Parliaments , for which he made very bold and excellent speeches , but which we have not the good fortune to find taken in short - hand by any we know : and as he had a quickness of ...
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... objected , that if this opinion were right , there had been no occasion for all that caution , which I myself had just now observ'd in the Bill against my Lord of STRAFFORD . I MUST therefore take notice of an error so very 115.
... objected , that if this opinion were right , there had been no occasion for all that caution , which I myself had just now observ'd in the Bill against my Lord of STRAFFORD . I MUST therefore take notice of an error so very 115.
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John Sheffield Duke of Buckingham. that Bill against my Lord of STRAFFORD . Abundance of people , especially the old Cavaliers , understand this Proviso last recited as a reflection on the Bill itself ; and as if his case was so very ...
John Sheffield Duke of Buckingham. that Bill against my Lord of STRAFFORD . Abundance of people , especially the old Cavaliers , understand this Proviso last recited as a reflection on the Bill itself ; and as if his case was so very ...
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A SHORT LIFE OF THE DUKE | 11 |
A CHARACTER OF KING CHARLES II page | 55 |
ON FRIENDSHIP | 65 |
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