The Works of Francis Bacon ...: Popular Ed., Based Upon the Complete Ed. of Spedding, Ellis, and Heath ..., Volumen2H. O. Houghton, 1878 |
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... taken himself prisoner , and held him in durance till they had enforced him and some of his counsellors to take a solemn oath to pardon all their offences , and never to question and revenge the same in time to come . Nevertheless ...
... taken himself prisoner , and held him in durance till they had enforced him and some of his counsellors to take a solemn oath to pardon all their offences , and never to question and revenge the same in time to come . Nevertheless ...
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... taken almost entirely from Speed ; who seems to have made it up partly from Perkin's Proclamation ( to be men- tioned presently ) and partly from the narrative of John Leslie Bishop of Rosse ; with a touch here and there taken from ...
... taken almost entirely from Speed ; who seems to have made it up partly from Perkin's Proclamation ( to be men- tioned presently ) and partly from the narrative of John Leslie Bishop of Rosse ; with a touch here and there taken from ...
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... taken alive . The number slain on the rebels ' part were some two thousand men ; 2 their army amounting as it is said , unto the number sixteen thou- sand . The rest were in effect all taken ; for that the hill ( as was said ) was ...
... taken alive . The number slain on the rebels ' part were some two thousand men ; 2 their army amounting as it is said , unto the number sixteen thou- sand . The rest were in effect all taken ; for that the hill ( as was said ) was ...
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