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In the course of three months then , it appears that Gauden , with unusual importunity and confidence , with complaints which were disguised reproaches , and sometimes with an approach to menaces , asserted his claim to be richly ...
In the course of three months then , it appears that Gauden , with unusual importunity and confidence , with complaints which were disguised reproaches , and sometimes with an approach to menaces , asserted his claim to be richly ...
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The course of another year did not abate the solicitations of Gauden . In the end of 1661 and beginning of 1662 , the in- firmities of Duppa promised a speedy vacancy in the great Bi- shopric of Winchester , to which Gauden did not fail ...
The course of another year did not abate the solicitations of Gauden . In the end of 1661 and beginning of 1662 , the in- firmities of Duppa promised a speedy vacancy in the great Bi- shopric of Winchester , to which Gauden did not fail ...
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Morley and Clarendon sent a message and answer in a cipher ; - of course unintelligible to Lord Cornbury , because they cover- ed a secret which they were both bound to conceal from all men . The comparison of these messages with ...
Morley and Clarendon sent a message and answer in a cipher ; - of course unintelligible to Lord Cornbury , because they cover- ed a secret which they were both bound to conceal from all men . The comparison of these messages with ...
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... that if Clarendon had consulted Duppa , Juxon , Sheldon , Morley , Kendal , Barwick , Legge , Herbert , & c . & c .; nay , if he had consulted only Morley alone , he must have been satisfied . ( Dr W. , of course , says for the King ) ...
... that if Clarendon had consulted Duppa , Juxon , Sheldon , Morley , Kendal , Barwick , Legge , Herbert , & c . & c .; nay , if he had consulted only Morley alone , he must have been satisfied . ( Dr W. , of course , says for the King ) ...
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... agree in substance ; and Walker , the last of them , testifies , that Gauden had , in 1648 , mentioned his inter- course with Somerset and Duppa , whom , in 1660 , he immediately cited as his principal witnesses .
... agree in substance ; and Walker , the last of them , testifies , that Gauden had , in 1648 , mentioned his inter- course with Somerset and Duppa , whom , in 1660 , he immediately cited as his principal witnesses .
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