A Complete History of England volume 7
A Complete History of England volume 7
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The commons defired the lords to join in an ad- drefs to his majefty for a faft, which was accordingly appointed. A committee was named to examine into the number of papifts in and about London. The lord Digby propofed a remonftrance on the grievances of the nation, which was poftponed till another opportunity. The houie voted, that all thole members, who were concerned in monopolies, mould be reputed unworthy of feats in parliament. Among the petitions prefented to the houfe, were thofe of Pry...nne, Baftwic, and Burton, who had un- dergone fuch rigorous punifhment for libelling the government. By an arbitrary order of council they had been feverally exiled to Scilly, Jeriey, andGuern- 'fey; 7 172 HIS T OR Y OF ENGLAND.
A. C. 1640. F e yi excluded from all communication, and debar-, red the ufe of pen, ink, - and paper. The houfe of commons now reverfed the fentence, as illegal ; and the judges were ordered to make reparation to the injured. When they landed in England, the people in crouds received them with loud acclamations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The commons defired the lords to join in an ad- drefs to his majefty for a faft, which was accordingly appointed. A committee was named to examine into the number of papifts in and about London. The lord Digby propofed a remonftrance on the grievances of the nation, which was poftponed till another opportunity. The houie voted, that all thole members, who were concerned in monopolies, mould be reputed unworthy of feats in parliament. Among the petitions prefented to the houfe, were thofe of Pry...nne, Baftwic, and Burton, who had un- dergone fuch rigorous punifhment for libelling the government. By an arbitrary order of council they had been feverally exiled to Scilly, Jeriey, andGuern- 'fey; 7 172 HIS T OR Y OF ENGLAND.
A. C. 1640. F e yi excluded from all communication, and debar-, red the ufe of pen, ink, - and paper. The houfe of commons now reverfed the fentence, as illegal ; and the judges were ordered to make reparation to the injured. When they landed in England, the people in crouds received them with loud acclamations.
What to read after A Complete History of England volume 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smollett, Tobias George, 1721-1771 to read onlineMoreLess
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