The Debates on the Grand Remonstrance, November and December, 1641 |
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... Falkland : excused by Clarendon . Conduct of Glyn and Maynard , 141. Line for Mr. Hyde ? 142. Takes fame line as Falkland . Too What excufe much faith in fhort memories . Pym and Hampden confiftent throughout , 143. Their belief in ...
... Falkland : excused by Clarendon . Conduct of Glyn and Maynard , 141. Line for Mr. Hyde ? 142. Takes fame line as Falkland . Too What excufe much faith in fhort memories . Pym and Hampden confiftent throughout , 143. Their belief in ...
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... Falkland , his predeceffor in the Government of Ireland ; and for old when the King referred to the new Lord Deputy fundry ap- Falkland . plications from Falkland for favours to be bestowed on rela- What excufe for Mr. Hyde ? tives or ...
... Falkland , his predeceffor in the Government of Ireland ; and for old when the King referred to the new Lord Deputy fundry ap- Falkland . plications from Falkland for favours to be bestowed on rela- What excufe for Mr. Hyde ? tives or ...
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John Forster. 172 held by Falkland : .The Grand Remonftrance . Opinions Falkland's fhare in what preceded the Debates on the Remonftrance , and to doubt in what spirit alone he could have taken the part which he fubfequently played ...
John Forster. 172 held by Falkland : .The Grand Remonftrance . Opinions Falkland's fhare in what preceded the Debates on the Remonftrance , and to doubt in what spirit alone he could have taken the part which he fubfequently played ...
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miffions of inquiry in fhires Old inftitution adapted to | 36 |
Equal power claimed for Commons Proviſion for affembling | 42 |
Freedom outraged but not loft 53 54 Conceffions to force | 54 |
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