A Secret Negociation With Charles the First 1643 1644
A Secret Negociation With Charles the First 1643 1644
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Notice should be drawn to the peculiar use of the word agitations, " on p. 1 . Which may help to explain the use of the word " agitators " for the agents appointed by the soldiers in 1647.
* " The enemy quartered at Ethrop House within two little miles of Alesbury, expecting the prize ; but by the next morning by some scout or secret intelligence they had notice that their plot was blasted, so they returned back towards Oxford. " The Scottish Dove, King's Pamphlets, E. Fg.
b King's Pamphlets: T...he Kingdom's Weekly Intelligencer, E. Ff. The weather was very inclement, and the operations of the forces on both sides impeded in all parts of the country.
A SECRET NEGOCIATION WITH CHARLES I.
(1. ) THOMAS OGLE TO THE EARL OF BRISTOL.
[Tanner MSS. Vol. Ixii. Fol. 332. ] MY LORD, Having by God's great marcy bin soported by his great provydenss (after almost 7 months most myserable close improsin- ment, aggravated with most exquiset acts of barbarissme and cruelty, in the Lo: Fetter's 3 howse, and from thenss 20 days in the hoolr of a ship) obtayned (not through favour but forgetfulnes of these grand refformers) the lyberty of Winchester Howse, where now I am a prisner, som of my freinds and aqueyntans had recorss to me, wherby my former agitations (well known to Sir Nich.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Notice should be drawn to the peculiar use of the word agitations, " on p. 1 . Which may help to explain the use of the word " agitators " for the agents appointed by the soldiers in 1647.
* " The enemy quartered at Ethrop House within two little miles of Alesbury, expecting the prize ; but by the next morning by some scout or secret intelligence they had notice that their plot was blasted, so they returned back towards Oxford. " The Scottish Dove, King's Pamphlets, E. Fg.
b King's Pamphlets: T...he Kingdom's Weekly Intelligencer, E. Ff. The weather was very inclement, and the operations of the forces on both sides impeded in all parts of the country.
A SECRET NEGOCIATION WITH CHARLES I.
(1. ) THOMAS OGLE TO THE EARL OF BRISTOL.
[Tanner MSS. Vol. Ixii. Fol. 332. ] MY LORD, Having by God's great marcy bin soported by his great provydenss (after almost 7 months most myserable close improsin- ment, aggravated with most exquiset acts of barbarissme and cruelty, in the Lo: Fetter's 3 howse, and from thenss 20 days in the hoolr of a ship) obtayned (not through favour but forgetfulnes of these grand refformers) the lyberty of Winchester Howse, where now I am a prisner, som of my freinds and aqueyntans had recorss to me, wherby my former agitations (well known to Sir Nich.
What to read after A Secret Negociation With Charles the First 1643 1644?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bertha Meriton Cordery Gardiner to read onlineMoreLess
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