The Works of John Sheffield, Earl of Mulgrave, Marquis of Normanby, and Duke of Buckingham, Volumen2J. B. and sold by Aaron Ward, at the King's Arms, in Little-Britain, 1729 |
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... Court was inclined before , not to be over - partial to Prince RUPERT , who feem'd as jealous as any body of its grow- ing arbitrary by any great fuccefs over Hol- land , though himself was Generaliffimo a- gainst it ; and I was obliged ...
... Court was inclined before , not to be over - partial to Prince RUPERT , who feem'd as jealous as any body of its grow- ing arbitrary by any great fuccefs over Hol- land , though himself was Generaliffimo a- gainst it ; and I was obliged ...
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... Court , incited him to command away all the land - forces to Tar- mouth ; where they lay incamped all fum- mer by the fea - fide , without being ever re- imbarked , or able to do the leaft fervice . Monfieur DE SCHOMBERG obeyed , but ...
... Court , incited him to command away all the land - forces to Tar- mouth ; where they lay incamped all fum- mer by the fea - fide , without being ever re- imbarked , or able to do the leaft fervice . Monfieur DE SCHOMBERG obeyed , but ...
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... court to the King at the fame time by recommending his beloved Son to be at the head of our military af- fairs , which himself hoped to influence still by that means . Yet SCHOMBERG's staying here , to which he was inclined by his dif ...
... court to the King at the fame time by recommending his beloved Son to be at the head of our military af- fairs , which himself hoped to influence still by that means . Yet SCHOMBERG's staying here , to which he was inclined by his dif ...
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... court affairs , as well as the ignorance of those who most commonly write of them ; very gravely attributing to prudence , or providence , what is often no- thing else but humour , love , or jealousy : For , notwithstanding all this ...
... court affairs , as well as the ignorance of those who most commonly write of them ; very gravely attributing to prudence , or providence , what is often no- thing else but humour , love , or jealousy : For , notwithstanding all this ...
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... , ever ingaged in fome Amour , falls into great Anger against me , for an unlucky discovery that made too much noife in the Court at that time . VOL . II . D HE He had always great temper , and there fore offered MEMOIR S. 33.
... , ever ingaged in fome Amour , falls into great Anger against me , for an unlucky discovery that made too much noife in the Court at that time . VOL . II . D HE He had always great temper , and there fore offered MEMOIR S. 33.
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