Report on the Manuscripts of Mrs. Stopford-Sackville, of Drayton House, Northamptonshire ...: I. The Monmouth Insurrection, 1685-6H.M. Stationery Office, 1904 |
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... Government , Witnesse poore Oats that was the saviour of the nation and has been the first sufferer . ' And further said , ' you are for the Church of England , I am a dissenter from that Church . We dissenters shall be first brought to ...
... Government , Witnesse poore Oats that was the saviour of the nation and has been the first sufferer . ' And further said , ' you are for the Church of England , I am a dissenter from that Church . We dissenters shall be first brought to ...
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... Government of the most fatal consequence . It is greatly in the power of your Grace and your particular freinds to render me this piece of justice and to contribute towards pre- serving the Government from the dangerous innovation ...
... Government of the most fatal consequence . It is greatly in the power of your Grace and your particular freinds to render me this piece of justice and to contribute towards pre- serving the Government from the dangerous innovation ...
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... government ; that he does not desire to see the Ministers either dismissed or distressed , nor has he any degree of connexion with those now in opposition , and con- sequently can have no plan for bringing men into power with whom he ...
... government ; that he does not desire to see the Ministers either dismissed or distressed , nor has he any degree of connexion with those now in opposition , and con- sequently can have no plan for bringing men into power with whom he ...
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... Government has lost the communication and aid of your talents and experience . Colonel Cunningham will detail to you every step of the present change , and I have informed him of everything relative to myself for that purpose . From him ...
... Government has lost the communication and aid of your talents and experience . Colonel Cunningham will detail to you every step of the present change , and I have informed him of everything relative to myself for that purpose . From him ...
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... Government were alloted to their friends . Fraught with this concurrence , Lord Rockingham returned to town , and on Wednesday , 15th inst . , met the Duke of Grafton and General Conway , to whom he said that he could not proceed ...
... Government were alloted to their friends . Fraught with this concurrence , Lord Rockingham returned to town , and on Wednesday , 15th inst . , met the Duke of Grafton and General Conway , to whom he said that he could not proceed ...
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