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away the inferior places freely, but bestow'd | away the inferior places freely, but bestow'd | ||
then entir'ly upon Men of Republican | then entir'ly upon Men of Republican | ||
| − | principles. | + | principles. [[/deletion]] |
| − | As for Delamere afterwards Lord Warrington | + | [[deletion]] As for Delamere afterwards Lord Warrington |
He is said to have sold every thing in his | He is said to have sold every thing in his | ||
power, which soon sate him at variance | power, which soon sate him at variance | ||
| − | with Earl Monmouth. | + | with Earl Monmouth. [[/deletion]] |
| − | Lord Godolphin had been in the | + | [[deletion]] Lord Godolphin had been in the |
Treasury with Lord Essex in 1679. made | Treasury with Lord Essex in 1679. made | ||
first Commissioner when Lord Danby | first Commissioner when Lord Danby | ||
Latest revision as of 14:14, 1 April 2020
deletion & his secrets too easily known; He gave away the inferior places freely, but bestow'd then entir'ly upon Men of Republican principles. /deletion
deletion As for Delamere afterwards Lord Warrington He is said to have sold every thing in his power, which soon sate him at variance with Earl Monmouth. /deletion
deletion Lord Godolphin had been in the Treasury with Lord Essex in 1679. made first Commissioner when Lord Danby was turn'd out in 1684. was again in Commission with the Papist Lords Bellasys & Dover in 1686. He was the /deletion
