The Great Tradition in English Literature: From Shakespeare to Jane AustenCitadel Press, 1962 |
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... published letter to General Monk - who had , ironically , just completed nego- tiations with Charles II . Then he published an enlarged letter or appeal addressed to the new parliament , which had just been called into being to vote ...
... published letter to General Monk - who had , ironically , just completed nego- tiations with Charles II . Then he published an enlarged letter or appeal addressed to the new parliament , which had just been called into being to vote ...
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... published letter to General Monk - who had , ironically , just completed nego- tiations with Charles II . Then he published an enlarged letter or appeal addressed to the new parliament , which had just been called into being to vote ...
... published letter to General Monk - who had , ironically , just completed nego- tiations with Charles II . Then he published an enlarged letter or appeal addressed to the new parliament , which had just been called into being to vote ...
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... published work contains the required formal asservations of loyalty toward the king , he was very strongly op- posed to absolute monarchy and perhaps to all monarchy . There is the signature of a John Bunyan on a petition signed by a ...
... published work contains the required formal asservations of loyalty toward the king , he was very strongly op- posed to absolute monarchy and perhaps to all monarchy . There is the signature of a John Bunyan on a petition signed by a ...
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