The Poetical Works, Volume 1Macmillan, 1882 |
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... Regicide through the press , the man who had attacked the memory of Charles I. with a ferocity which even some of the actual Regicides must have thought un- necessary and outrageous , is all but inexplicable . He was for some time in ...
... Regicide through the press , the man who had attacked the memory of Charles I. with a ferocity which even some of the actual Regicides must have thought un- necessary and outrageous , is all but inexplicable . He was for some time in ...
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... Regicides , all in custody , were excepted capitally , but with a saving clause which practically commuted their sentence of death into perpetual imprison- ment ; there were still other exceptions from among the less guilty Regicides ...
... Regicides , all in custody , were excepted capitally , but with a saving clause which practically commuted their sentence of death into perpetual imprison- ment ; there were still other exceptions from among the less guilty Regicides ...
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... Regicides at Charing Cross and Tyburn . It is probable that the Sergeant - at - Arms of the House of Commons , who had fees to expect from his prisoners , thought himself still en- titled to act on the order of the Commons of the ...
... Regicides at Charing Cross and Tyburn . It is probable that the Sergeant - at - Arms of the House of Commons , who had fees to expect from his prisoners , thought himself still en- titled to act on the order of the Commons of the ...
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