10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CAVALIERISH»
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It was Cromwell who set the agenda forthe next twoyearsby prioritising the state's
response to the threats: I had rather be overrun by a Cavalierish interest than
aScotchinterest; I hadratherbe overrun with a Scotch interestthan anIrish interest;
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Publications of the Spenser Society
Lastly , Note how old Clem would feem a great Enemy to Cavaliers, and very
fearfull of a Cavalierish designe, only to ingratiate with honest men ; when there
is not a more defperate Malignant slave in all Europe, as his own Tenets do ...
3
Memoirs (mit dessen Bildniss.)
By this means he gave siJch En-, couragement to the CaValierish Party, that the
Rabble of them, as he passed by from Gni/d, ball, cried out for a Free Parliament;
and perceiving him nor displeased with their Insolenee, they madeBonfires in ...
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Memoirs, with a Collectio of Original Papers ...
By this means he gave such encouragement to the Cavalierish party, that the
rabble of them, as he passed by from Guildhall, cried out for a free parliament;
and perceiving him not displeased with their inshlcnce, they made bonfires in
LondOn ...
Edmund Ludlow, John Cook, 1751
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Diary of Thomas Burton esq. member in the parliaments of ...
... no petitions of this nature come in, but such as are signed by a member who
will answer it. Sir Henry Vane. I do not look on this business as a Cavalierish
business; but as a matter that concerns the liberty of the free-born people of
England.
Thomas Burton, Guibon Goddard, John Towill Rutt, 1828
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Religious Tolerance in the Atlantic World: Early Modern and ...
used the same language of interest and multiple threat as we find in the
instruction to Milton, telling his fellow army officers: I had rather be overrun with a
cavalierish interest than a Scotch interest; I had rather be overrun with a Scotch
interest ...
Up sprang Vane — " I do not look upon this as a cavalierish business, hut as a
matter that concerns the liberty of the freeborn people of England * * I am glad the
old cause is so well resented, that we have a sense and loathing of the tyranny of
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Some Account of the Life and Opinions of a Fifth-monarchy-man
Secondly, we may see 'e polypragmosyne,' the pragmatical proclivity and activity
of the Cavalierish spirit to prosecute and execute the rage of the Beast upon us
under the Sword Sovereignty. Thirdly, it appears a conviction of conscience is a ...
John Rogers, Edward Rogers, 1867
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The Harleian Miscellany Or a Collection of ... Pamphlets and ...
Had those that were Cavalierish plaid us such Tricks of Leger-de-main, we would
have cast in their Teeth---What not 3 But you, our dear Brethren, are Men of
another Stamp, yet it is hard to say, Whether Barrel better Herring. I hope you did
it ...
Robert Earl of Oxford and Mortimer Harley, 1746
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Contents of the Harleian Miscellany, with an Index: Comp. at ...
Had those that were cavalierish plaid us such tricks of leger-de-main, we would
have cast in their teeth What not? - 'But you, our dear brethren, are men of
another stamp; yet it is hard to say, whether barrel better herring. I hope you did it
out of ...
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Peter Pan at the Grand Theatre, Leeds, review
Without question, Kenneth Tindall makes for such a dashing, fabulously costumed and Cavalierish Captain Hook that one could be forgiven for ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Dec 09»
