Reuben Apsley, Volume 1H. Colburn, 1827 |
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... Titus Oates was now becom- ing a bye - word in people's mouths for perjury , he supported the truth of his testimony to the last , retained his portrait pasted upon the walls of every room in his house , and made presents of gloves ...
... Titus Oates was now becom- ing a bye - word in people's mouths for perjury , he supported the truth of his testimony to the last , retained his portrait pasted upon the walls of every room in his house , and made presents of gloves ...
Page 110
... Titus Oates . I was standing beside him when he said to my Lord North , " Maay Laird Chaife Jaistaice , whay this baisness of Baidlaw caims to naithaing , " and I instantly forswore the North country drawl , and intro- duced the French ...
... Titus Oates . I was standing beside him when he said to my Lord North , " Maay Laird Chaife Jaistaice , whay this baisness of Baidlaw caims to naithaing , " and I instantly forswore the North country drawl , and intro- duced the French ...
Page 184
... Titus Oates to be a believer in plots , implored the company not to be needlessly alarmed , as it would probably turn out to be nothing more than the landing of an Irish regiment , one or two of which he knew to have been ordered over ...
... Titus Oates to be a believer in plots , implored the company not to be needlessly alarmed , as it would probably turn out to be nothing more than the landing of an Irish regiment , one or two of which he knew to have been ordered over ...
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