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" Oftober laft ^ and being foon after informed, that almoft all his Neighbours and Acquaintance had there met in Arms, he took a hafty and inconfiderate Refolution of joining them ; nor was he in any fort prepared for fuch an Undertaking, having only fome... "
The Political state of Great Britain - Página 115
por Political state of Great Britain - 1716
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A Select Collection of Remarkable Trials, Volumen7

1744 - 560 páginas
...Family with him, no Arms but his common Fowling-Pieces and wearing Swords, and fewer Horfes than he conftantly kept for feveral Years before, and nothing but the Report of fo many of his Friends being engaged, could have hurried him on to an Enterprize ib unaccountably rafh and unjuftifi;;b!e...
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A Collection of the Most Remarkable and Interesting Trials ..., Volumen2

1776 - 718 páginas
...common fowling-pieces and wearing fwords, and fewer horles than he had conftantly kept for fcveral years before ; and nothing but the report of fo many of his friends being engaged could have hurried him on to an enterprife fo unaccountably raih and unjuftifiable ;...
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Archaeologia Aeliana, Or, Miscellaneous Tracts Relating to Antiquity

1894 - 672 páginas
...resolution of joining them, nor was he in any sort prepared for such an undertaking, having only some of his own family with him, no arms, but his common fowling pieces, and wearing swords.'16 Notwithstanding this evidence, it was well known that lord Widdrington and his two brothers,...
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Historical Register

1717 - 474 páginas
...Kefolution of joining them; nor was lie in any Sort prepar'd for fuch an Undertaking, having? only (bme of his own Family with him,, no Arms but his common...and nothing but the Report of fo many of his Friends being engag'd, could have hurry 'd him on to an Enterprize fo unaccountably rafli and unjuftifiable...
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The Parliamentary History of England from the Earliest Period to ..., Volumen7

Great Britain. Parliament - 1811 - 682 páginas
...resolution of joining them : Nor и* hein any sort prepared for such an undertaking having only some of his own family with him, no arms but his common fowling pieces ac wearing swords, and fewer horses than he bad constantly ke; .1 for several years before ; лпс...
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