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... cause there are letters in the collection of which he made no use , but because he neglected to take the trouble to read ciphered letters , even when the ma- terials for doing so were to be found at the distance of a few pages . It will ...
... cause there are letters in the collection of which he made no use , but because he neglected to take the trouble to read ciphered letters , even when the ma- terials for doing so were to be found at the distance of a few pages . It will ...
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... cause to which he attached himself , he came from a land in which the soldier was everything and the civilian nothing . He despised courtiers and politicians as heartily as he despised rebels . If he wisely regarded as unintelligible ...
... cause to which he attached himself , he came from a land in which the soldier was everything and the civilian nothing . He despised courtiers and politicians as heartily as he despised rebels . If he wisely regarded as unintelligible ...
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... cause , and trained in the severe school der - in- of the Dutch wars , had been named Commander - in- chief , but was now informed that the cavalry was not within his sphere of action . By this strange arrange- Conditions ment , Charles ...
... cause , and trained in the severe school der - in- of the Dutch wars , had been named Commander - in- chief , but was now informed that the cavalry was not within his sphere of action . By this strange arrange- Conditions ment , Charles ...
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... cause which had brought it into existence had passed away ; and there were not a few round Charles at Nottingham in whose minds the political creed which they had re- ceived from their fathers had been rekindled by the adverse gusts of ...
... cause which had brought it into existence had passed away ; and there were not a few round Charles at Nottingham in whose minds the political creed which they had re- ceived from their fathers had been rekindled by the adverse gusts of ...
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... cause . High - minded and chivalrous , as few of his companions were , he submitted his life 1 Clarendon's Life , ii . 66. That the religious question was at the bottom of the quarrel is here plainly asserted . D'Ewes more diffusely ...
... cause . High - minded and chivalrous , as few of his companions were , he submitted his life 1 Clarendon's Life , ii . 66. That the religious question was at the bottom of the quarrel is here plainly asserted . D'Ewes more diffusely ...
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