 Your lordships have an idea of the man : what he is in himself, what in his affections ; you have seen his power, and some, I fear, have felt it. You have known his practice, and have heard the effects. It rests then to be considered, what, being such,...  Sir John Eliot: A Biography, 1592-1632 - Page 330by John Forster - 1872 - 930 lehteFull view - About this book
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...implacable Eliot eloquently closes : — " Your lordships have an idea of the man, what he is in himself, what in his affections ! You have seen his power,...I fear, have felt it. You have known his practice, and have heard the effects. Being such, what is he in reference to King and State ; how compatible... | |
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...conclusion electrified the house. " Your lordships have an idea of the man, what he is in himself, what in his affections ! You have seen his power, and some, I fear, have felt itl You have known his practice and have heard the effects. It rests then to be considered, what, being... | |
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...state!" Elliot eloquently closes — " Your lordships have an idea of the man, what he is in himself, what in his affections ! You have seen his power,...I fear, have felt it. You have known his practice, and have heard the effects. Being such, what is he in reference to king and state ; how compatible... | |
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...state!' ELLIOT eloquently closes — ' Your lordships have an idea of the man, what he is in himself, what in his affections ! You have seen his power,...I fear, have felt it. You have known his practice, and have heard the effects. Being such, what is he in reference to king and state ; how compatible... | |
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...extract from this eloquent peroration. " Your lordships have an idea of the man : what he is in himself, what in his affections ; you have seen his power,...I fear, have felt it. You have known his practice, and have heard the effects. It rests then to be considered, what, being such, he is in reference to... | |
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...extract from this eloquent peroration. " Your lordships have an idea of the man: what he is in himself, what in his affections; you have seen his power, and...I fear, have felt it. You have known his practice, and have heard the effects. It rests then to be considered, what, being such, he is in reference to... | |
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...these articles contain.' " — Ella's Lett. iii. 225. t Whit. Mem. 6. I62fi. ABRESI OF MEMBERS. 4i) in his affections. You have seen his power, and some,...I fear, have felt it. You have known his practice and heard the effects. What is he in reference to the king and the state ? To the king, a canker in... | |
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...extract from this eloquent peroration. " Your lordships have an idea of the man : what he is in himself, what in his affections ; you have seen his power, and some, I fear, have felt it. You have known * Parliament. Hist. vii. 60 — 71. This work gives a much fuller report of the proceedings, and from... | |
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...state!" Elliot eloquently closes — " Your lordships have an itlea of the man , what he is in himself, what in his affections! You have seen his power, and some, I fear, have felt it. Tou ' SloaneMSS. 4177. Leller 317. ave known his practice , and have heard the efl.ects. Being such... | |
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...the house. " Your lordships have an idea of the man, what he is in himself, what in his affections I You have seen his power, and some, I fear, have felt it ! You have known his practice ; and have heard the effects. It rests then to be considered what, being such, he is in reference to... | |
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