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... English , especially when they are fresh , kept themselves within their trenches , being strongly lodged , and resolved not to give battle . But meanwhile to harass and weary the English , they did upon all advantages set upon them with ...
... English , especially when they are fresh , kept themselves within their trenches , being strongly lodged , and resolved not to give battle . But meanwhile to harass and weary the English , they did upon all advantages set upon them with ...
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... English dress to be worn and English weapons used ; - - for enforcing the cleansing of towns , ditching , draining , paving , & c .; and for levying customs and ther dues . It was proposed that the Lords in Parliament should wear robes ...
... English dress to be worn and English weapons used ; - - for enforcing the cleansing of towns , ditching , draining , paving , & c .; and for levying customs and ther dues . It was proposed that the Lords in Parliament should wear robes ...
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... English tow- ards , i . 125 , 126 . well acquainted with the cour- age of the English , i . 127 . are wiser than they seem , the Spaniards seem wiser than they are , ii . 164 . army , often ill provided , by rea- son of negligence , iii ...
... English tow- ards , i . 125 , 126 . well acquainted with the cour- age of the English , i . 127 . are wiser than they seem , the Spaniards seem wiser than they are , ii . 164 . army , often ill provided , by rea- son of negligence , iii ...
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