Agnes Stricklands Queens of England volume 2
Agnes Stricklands Queens of England volume 2
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One member of this company was the celebrated Nell Gwynne, a beautiful actress, who after- wards became a lady of the queen's bed-chamber.
While the king and queen, surrounded by their court, were thus engaged making pleasure the business of their lives, the aspect of public affairs was most gloomy. The poverty caused by the ravages of the plague had rendered it impossible to collect taxes, consequently the supplies voted by parliament for the carrying on of the war were not forthcoming. France... had formed an alliance with Holland, and England was at war with both powers. Added to these troubles was this : the country was filled with hirelings of exiled Roundheads, who, while pretending to be patriots, were really spies, dishonorably intriguing to raise an insur- rection in England.
On the second of September a fire broke out in a baker 1666. Catharine of Braganza. 217 shop, at the corner of Thames street, and spread with frightful rapidity. It raged for four days, and the air was filled with the shrieks and lamentations of the men, women, and children, who rushed from one place to another after being obliged to desert their homes, knowing not whither to turn in order to save themselves from the devouring flames and the tottering churches and dwellings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One member of this company was the celebrated Nell Gwynne, a beautiful actress, who after- wards became a lady of the queen's bed-chamber.
While the king and queen, surrounded by their court, were thus engaged making pleasure the business of their lives, the aspect of public affairs was most gloomy. The poverty caused by the ravages of the plague had rendered it impossible to collect taxes, consequently the supplies voted by parliament for the carrying on of the war were not forthcoming. France... had formed an alliance with Holland, and England was at war with both powers. Added to these troubles was this : the country was filled with hirelings of exiled Roundheads, who, while pretending to be patriots, were really spies, dishonorably intriguing to raise an insur- rection in England.
On the second of September a fire broke out in a baker 1666. Catharine of Braganza. 217 shop, at the corner of Thames street, and spread with frightful rapidity. It raged for four days, and the air was filled with the shrieks and lamentations of the men, women, and children, who rushed from one place to another after being obliged to desert their homes, knowing not whither to turn in order to save themselves from the devouring flames and the tottering churches and dwellings.
What to read after Agnes Stricklands Queens of England volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Strickland, Agnes, 1796-1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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