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A survey of England's champions and truths faithfull patriots; or, A Chronological recitement of the principall proceedings of the most worthy commanders of the prosperous armies raised for the preservation of religion, the Kings Majesties Person, the Privileges of Parliament, and the liberty of the subject, [etc.]; with a most exact narration of the several victories, as also the number of commanders and soldiers that have been slain on both sides since these uncivill civill wars began (1647)

Ricraft, Josiah · London, Austin (pr.) · leaf 99

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May,1646. he also took Woodstock Manner,and Radcot-house, with Bostoll-house,Sherborn, and the City of Oxford; and inthe moneth of June he tooke Farringtoneand Wallingford. These, with many more victories andsuccesses hath God been pleased to honourthis noble Champion with, for which letGod have… … O. (JVilLiam^ijrereton ITiajor C,ofCnefitfe StatforJlnire ancC en- - And Truths faithfull Patriots. CHAP. XIII. Upon the religious and magnani-mous Knight Sir William Brereton* Thus restlesse souls tend to eternall rest, And active spirits in a righteous way Find peace within, though much with war…

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