A Short History of the English People
A Short History of the English People
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IL TlIK Sebtoka- TION.
1660- 1667.
were declared incapable of holding office under the State ; and by an unjustifiable clause which was introduced into the Act before its final adoption, Sir Harry Vane and General Lambert, though they had taken no part in the King's death, were specially exempt- ed from the general pardon. In dealing with the questions of property which arose from the confiscations and transfers of es- tates during the civil wars, the Convention met yet greater diffi- culties. ...No opposition was made to the resumption of all crown- lands by the State, but the Convention desired to protect the rights of those who had purchased Church property, and of those who were in actual possession of private estates which had been confiscated by the Long Parliament and by the government which succeeded it. The bills, however, Avhich they prepared for this purpose were delayed by the artifices of Hyde, and at the close of the session the bishops and the evicted Royalists quietly re-entered into the occupation of their old possessions.
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IL TlIK Sebtoka- TION.
1660- 1667.
were declared incapable of holding office under the State ; and by an unjustifiable clause which was introduced into the Act before its final adoption, Sir Harry Vane and General Lambert, though they had taken no part in the King's death, were specially exempt- ed from the general pardon. In dealing with the questions of property which arose from the confiscations and transfers of es- tates during the civil wars, the Convention met yet greater diffi- culties. ...No opposition was made to the resumption of all crown- lands by the State, but the Convention desired to protect the rights of those who had purchased Church property, and of those who were in actual possession of private estates which had been confiscated by the Long Parliament and by the government which succeeded it. The bills, however, Avhich they prepared for this purpose were delayed by the artifices of Hyde, and at the close of the session the bishops and the evicted Royalists quietly re-entered into the occupation of their old possessions.
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