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... resided in the hamlet of Milton , near Abingdon , in Oxfordshire ; but having espoused the unsuccessful side in the civil wars between the houses of York and Lancaster in the preceding century , their es- tate , in common with many ...
... resided in the hamlet of Milton , near Abingdon , in Oxfordshire ; but having espoused the unsuccessful side in the civil wars between the houses of York and Lancaster in the preceding century , their es- tate , in common with many ...
Page 149
... resided in easy confinement until his seizure by the army sev- eral months later , when he was removed to Hampton Court . While the king was at Hampton , several events occurred which might have reseated him upon the throne , had he ...
... resided in easy confinement until his seizure by the army sev- eral months later , when he was removed to Hampton Court . While the king was at Hampton , several events occurred which might have reseated him upon the throne , had he ...
Page 267
... resided at Chalfont , but it has been conjectured that it extended from June or July of 1665 to March or April of 1666 , or during the prevalence and until the extirpation of the plague which haunted the capital , to avoid which he had ...
... resided at Chalfont , but it has been conjectured that it extended from June or July of 1665 to March or April of 1666 , or during the prevalence and until the extirpation of the plague which haunted the capital , to avoid which he had ...
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