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Master '''Oates''' claimed that the death of [[Sir]] [[Edmund Berry Godfrey]] was part of a variety of plots against the various people of England. He was also said to have turned his back on the [[Jesuit]]s, granting him knowledge of their order. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Newtons Sleep (novel)}}) | Master '''Oates''' claimed that the death of [[Sir]] [[Edmund Berry Godfrey]] was part of a variety of plots against the various people of [[England]]. He was also said to have turned his back on the [[Jesuit]]s, granting him knowledge of their order. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Newtons Sleep (novel)}}) | ||
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Master Oates claimed that the death of Sir Edmund Berry Godfrey was part of a variety of plots against the various people of England. He was also said to have turned his back on the Jesuits, granting him knowledge of their order. (PROSE: Newtons Sleep [+]Loading...["Newtons Sleep (novel)"])
