Arrest of the Five Members By Charles the First
Arrest of the Five Members By Charles the First
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1. 479, 4.80 J Clarendon, Kift. ii. 131. I fubjoin Rufhworth's account, which, brief and dry as it is, comprifes all the detail known to us hitherto of what trans- pired. " His Majefty being arrived at Guild Hall, and ** the Common Council affembled, he made this fpeech to King's " them : * Gentlemen, I am come to demand fuch perfons as fpeech at ** * 1 have already accufed of High Treafoli, and do believe Quildhall, *' * are fhrouded in the City. I hope no good man will keep ** * them from me ...5 their offences are Treafon and Mifde- § XXV. The King^s Reception in Guildhall. 259 For, in this vifit, he threw his laft ftake for the His laft good-will of his citizen fubjeds. Declining good-will to take any Guard with him, and counting to of City, the laft upon a greeting at Guildhall not lefs enthufiaftic or loyal than had welcomed him on his return from Scotland, he left White- hall with the confident belief that he fhould His confi- drive his enemies from their laft refuge. Nor unabated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1. 479, 4.80 J Clarendon, Kift. ii. 131. I fubjoin Rufhworth's account, which, brief and dry as it is, comprifes all the detail known to us hitherto of what trans- pired. " His Majefty being arrived at Guild Hall, and ** the Common Council affembled, he made this fpeech to King's " them : * Gentlemen, I am come to demand fuch perfons as fpeech at ** * 1 have already accufed of High Treafoli, and do believe Quildhall, *' * are fhrouded in the City. I hope no good man will keep ** * them from me ...5 their offences are Treafon and Mifde- § XXV. The King^s Reception in Guildhall. 259 For, in this vifit, he threw his laft ftake for the His laft good-will of his citizen fubjeds. Declining good-will to take any Guard with him, and counting to of City, the laft upon a greeting at Guildhall not lefs enthufiaftic or loyal than had welcomed him on his return from Scotland, he left White- hall with the confident belief that he fhould His confi- drive his enemies from their laft refuge. Nor unabated.
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