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The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.I., Part E.

CHAPTER LVIII
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Had not the punctilious principles of Essex engaged him, amidst all the disgusts which he received, to pay implicit obedience to the parliament, this alteration had not been effected without some fatal accident: since, notwithstanding his prompt resignation of the command, a mutiny was generally apprehended.[***] * Rush.

vol.vii.p.

229.

Wishart, cap.

10.
** Rush.


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