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... speaking with him about the preparatory measures , and had also been in com- munication with " those gentlemen which professed to do him ser- vice in Parliament ; " - who could be no other than Sir Henry Neville and his party ...
... speaking with him about the preparatory measures , and had also been in com- munication with " those gentlemen which professed to do him ser- vice in Parliament ; " - who could be no other than Sir Henry Neville and his party ...
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... speak plainly , he would have pointed to the ecclesiastical grievances as those which it was most necessary to redress ; yet as he was not restricted to the answering of ques- tions asked , but delivering himself of a piece of free and ...
... speak plainly , he would have pointed to the ecclesiastical grievances as those which it was most necessary to redress ; yet as he was not restricted to the answering of ques- tions asked , but delivering himself of a piece of free and ...
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... speak in that place was himself . " He had returned to England in September , upon hope of the vacant secre- taryship , and so had had the benefit of half a year's study of the state of opinion in the country : on the 26th of March he ...
... speak in that place was himself . " He had returned to England in September , upon hope of the vacant secre- taryship , and so had had the benefit of half a year's study of the state of opinion in the country : on the 26th of March he ...
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... speak of the abortive proceeding of the last Parliament , to disavow the policy out of which it grew , and explain the difference of the course which ( now that he had looked into the matter with his own eyes , and was acting on his own ...
... speak of the abortive proceeding of the last Parliament , to disavow the policy out of which it grew , and explain the difference of the course which ( now that he had looked into the matter with his own eyes , and was acting on his own ...
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... speak no for that he is resolved this Parliament to trust his subjects and to leave them to their own good affections ; and that what he hath now to say shall be not so much to frame them and work with them , as to express himself ...
... speak no for that he is resolved this Parliament to trust his subjects and to leave them to their own good affections ; and that what he hath now to say shall be not so much to frame them and work with them , as to express himself ...
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