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200 10$aFor the Earl of Cleveland$b[electronic resource] $ethe Earl of Cleveland doth not doubt but that his council have fully satisfied your lordships in the justice of his cause, and the unreasonableness of his adversaries demands, and doth with some confidence hope, that he shall not be undone for want of your lordships concurrence with the House of Commons ..
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