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Survey of London
… above a stucco-faced ground storey. After considerable war damage, the top storey has been rebuilt and the windows …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… where they had a palace. The town suffered considerable damage in 1744 from an accidental fire that broke out at the …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1541-1857
… in 1643. The dean's house was destroyed during the Civil War, and his revenues were not sufficient for its rebuilding. …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… be at the head of undisciplined men, that know nothing of War and that were not to be used with rigourHis great error …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… were past and in force.If faulty to one, then to the other.War, was never in law, but when the King's writs could not … should be invalid at that time, and none else.There was a war in Holland one hundred years, and no obstruction of … of the five Members urged, but that was a perfect war, they being brought down by the trained bands, and great …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… upon othersHe whined after a peaceAt the beginning of the war we had no preparationsThe wind was wonderfully in a … in OxfordshireTo throw down inclosures declared levying war against the King and against the government; for those … by him Story devised, though he did not actually levy, war, and was executed. Story's case. Sir Thomas Clarges 15.] …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… and Sheerness, and other matters relating to the late War, ordered a Committee to attend his Highness and the Duke … 21 King JamesAn Act of Parliament for a council of war, to take accounts of the subsidy money and management of the Palatinate war (for which use the subsidy was granted) and therefore …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… appointed to enquire into the miscarriages of the war, the state of the case as far as they had proceeded, … makes tickets necessary, having no other way left; the war multiplying many, together with wounded men, and the … Commissioners should think fitIt was never thought in any war that the officers should be restrained to method in …