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Page 103
... once more to convoke a Par- liament , and yield at least in a measure to necessity . Accordingly that Parliament , fa- mous in history under the name of the " Long Parliament , " on account of the length of its continuance , whose ...
... once more to convoke a Par- liament , and yield at least in a measure to necessity . Accordingly that Parliament , fa- mous in history under the name of the " Long Parliament , " on account of the length of its continuance , whose ...
Page 146
... the Latin secretary- ship of state . This at once changed his mode of life , and introduced him to the busiest scene of his checkered career . CHAPTER X. In order fully to comprehend the purpose and 146 THE LIFE AND TIMES.
... the Latin secretary- ship of state . This at once changed his mode of life , and introduced him to the busiest scene of his checkered career . CHAPTER X. In order fully to comprehend the purpose and 146 THE LIFE AND TIMES.
Page 256
... once more entered into the marriage state , his choice being on this occasion a Miss Elizabeth Minshall , the daughter of a gentleman of See Richardson's Life of Milton . Cheshire , and a distant relative of the poet's good 256 THE LIFE ...
... once more entered into the marriage state , his choice being on this occasion a Miss Elizabeth Minshall , the daughter of a gentleman of See Richardson's Life of Milton . Cheshire , and a distant relative of the poet's good 256 THE LIFE ...
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