Carlyles Complete Works volume 17
Carlyles Complete Works volume 17
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" For his Excellency the Right Honorable Sir Thomas Fairfax, General of the Parliament's Forces : ^ These. " [London, ] 31st July, 1646. " Sir, — I was desired to write a Letter to you by Adjutant Fleming. The end of it is. To desire your Letter in his recom- mendation. He will acquaint you with the sum thereof, more particularly what the business is. I most humbly submit to your better judgment, when you hear it from him. "Craving pardon for my boldness in putting you to this trouble, I rest, ..." Your most humble servant, " Oliver Cromwell. " ^ Adjutant Fleming is in Sprigge's Army-List, I suppose him to be the Fleming who, as Colonel Fleming, in Spring 1648, had rough service in South Wales two years after- wards ; and was finally defeated, — attempting to " seize a Pass " near Pembroke Castle, then in revolt under Poyer ; was driven into a Church, and there slain, — some say, slew himself. * Of Fleming's present " business " with Fairfax, whether it ^ At Ragland, or about leaving Bath for the purpose of concluding Rag- land Siege (Rushworth, vi.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" For his Excellency the Right Honorable Sir Thomas Fairfax, General of the Parliament's Forces : ^ These. " [London, ] 31st July, 1646. " Sir, — I was desired to write a Letter to you by Adjutant Fleming. The end of it is. To desire your Letter in his recom- mendation. He will acquaint you with the sum thereof, more particularly what the business is. I most humbly submit to your better judgment, when you hear it from him. "Craving pardon for my boldness in putting you to this trouble, I rest, ..." Your most humble servant, " Oliver Cromwell. " ^ Adjutant Fleming is in Sprigge's Army-List, I suppose him to be the Fleming who, as Colonel Fleming, in Spring 1648, had rough service in South Wales two years after- wards ; and was finally defeated, — attempting to " seize a Pass " near Pembroke Castle, then in revolt under Poyer ; was driven into a Church, and there slain, — some say, slew himself. * Of Fleming's present " business " with Fairfax, whether it ^ At Ragland, or about leaving Bath for the purpose of concluding Rag- land Siege (Rushworth, vi.
What to read after Carlyles Complete Works volume 17?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Goethe And Carlyle to read onlineMoreLess
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