Englands Triumph Being An Account of the Rejoicings C Which Have Lately Tak
Englands Triumph Being An Account of the Rejoicings C Which Have Lately Tak
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The 9th regiment and detachments of other regiments of dra- goons and troops of the Oxfordshire yeomanry entered the city.
This morning being fixed for the expected arrivals, the utmost activity prevailed. Half past ten was the time ap- pointed by the Chancellor for the assembling of the Univer- sity to meet their august visitors. At a meeting of the Chan- cellor, Heads of Houses, and Proctors, held in the Delegates' Room, a programma was drawn up and issued, by which all the arrangements were ...ordered; according to which, all Members of the University, Umler-graduatesf and Bachelors, all Masters of Arts, Proctors, Doctors, Heads of Houses, and JSobleuien; in short, all the University went out, each in his proper habit, and ranged themselves in lines on either side of the High-street from St. Mary's Church, to the west end of Magdalen Bridge, to which the seniors were nearest. The centre of the street was left entirely open and uninterrupted by horemen or carriages. The yeomanry were stationed be- tween the gownsmen and the footway, which was thus left incommoded for the numerous spectators.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The 9th regiment and detachments of other regiments of dra- goons and troops of the Oxfordshire yeomanry entered the city.
This morning being fixed for the expected arrivals, the utmost activity prevailed. Half past ten was the time ap- pointed by the Chancellor for the assembling of the Univer- sity to meet their august visitors. At a meeting of the Chan- cellor, Heads of Houses, and Proctors, held in the Delegates' Room, a programma was drawn up and issued, by which all the arrangements were ...ordered; according to which, all Members of the University, Umler-graduatesf and Bachelors, all Masters of Arts, Proctors, Doctors, Heads of Houses, and JSobleuien; in short, all the University went out, each in his proper habit, and ranged themselves in lines on either side of the High-street from St. Mary's Church, to the west end of Magdalen Bridge, to which the seniors were nearest. The centre of the street was left entirely open and uninterrupted by horemen or carriages. The yeomanry were stationed be- tween the gownsmen and the footway, which was thus left incommoded for the numerous spectators.
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