Chronicles of England a Metrical History
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" Had the duke been blessed with a faithful friend, qualified with wisdom and integrity, he would have committed as few faults, and done as worthy actions, as any man in that age in Europe. " Clarendon notices that Felton was of a gentleman's family in Suffolk, of good fortune. During his confinement, the Earl and Countess of Arundel, and Lord Mai tra vers, their son, "he being of their blood, " continually visited him, gave many proofs of their friendship, and brought his 124 ENGLAND. [1625-16...49.
Again is called a senate, which concedes Scanty availraents to the royal needs ; And further, on the king restriction lays To urge no tax — no contribution raise ; Neither imprison subjects at his will ; Nor martial law, more arbitrary still. Encouraged now by this well-fought success, Still parliament proceeds the king to press, Which he, again dissolving in his fears, No more invokes for full eleven years.
" winding-sheet ;" for to the last they attempted to save him from heing hanged in chains — they did not succeed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Had the duke been blessed with a faithful friend, qualified with wisdom and integrity, he would have committed as few faults, and done as worthy actions, as any man in that age in Europe. " Clarendon notices that Felton was of a gentleman's family in Suffolk, of good fortune. During his confinement, the Earl and Countess of Arundel, and Lord Mai tra vers, their son, "he being of their blood, " continually visited him, gave many proofs of their friendship, and brought his 124 ENGLAND. [1625-16...49.
Again is called a senate, which concedes Scanty availraents to the royal needs ; And further, on the king restriction lays To urge no tax — no contribution raise ; Neither imprison subjects at his will ; Nor martial law, more arbitrary still. Encouraged now by this well-fought success, Still parliament proceeds the king to press, Which he, again dissolving in his fears, No more invokes for full eleven years.
" winding-sheet ;" for to the last they attempted to save him from heing hanged in chains — they did not succeed.
What to read after Chronicles of England a Metrical History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Raymond to read onlineMoreLess
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