The Debates on the Grand Remonstrance, November and December, 1641 |
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Page 90
... poffible to the Secretary's experi- ence , that the Queen herself might think it fafer to attract this prayer to her own profperity than to let any one elfe reap the benefit of it ; but a very few days undeceived him . Eliza- beth in ...
... poffible to the Secretary's experi- ence , that the Queen herself might think it fafer to attract this prayer to her own profperity than to let any one elfe reap the benefit of it ; but a very few days undeceived him . Eliza- beth in ...
Page 202
... poffible this " Declaration may be flopped . " Stop the Remon- ftrance ! Forces Alas ! this was not by any means poffible . All that could now be done , by earnest recruit- ing for the royal fervice , was to arouse and league firmly ...
... poffible this " Declaration may be flopped . " Stop the Remon- ftrance ! Forces Alas ! this was not by any means poffible . All that could now be done , by earnest recruit- ing for the royal fervice , was to arouse and league firmly ...
Page 416
... poffible . << rection republished by his fon , it is character- ifed as an hiftorical memoir of all the infelici- ties of the reign , " with a very cautious omission " that all those capital grievances had no longer any existence ...
... poffible . << rection republished by his fon , it is character- ifed as an hiftorical memoir of all the infelici- ties of the reign , " with a very cautious omission " that all those capital grievances had no longer any existence ...
Contents
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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