Democracy in Europe volume 2
Democracy in Europe volume 2
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It was more hateful to the people than the army itself; and it endeavoured to become the master, instead of the slave, of the generals. The unpopularity of both these powers, and the anarchy into which the State seemed Q^j j3 drifting, encouraged a royalist movement. 1659. ' This, however, was soon repressed : when the army proceeded to disperse the parliament. The authority of the latter was replaced by a 'committee of safety, ' chosen by the officers of the army themselves. Li truth, however,... the country was without a gov- ernment: it was profoundly disturbed, and narc y. Jonging for some settlement : rival generals were following their own ambitions ; and a civil war Dec 26 '^^^ imminent between different divisions of 1859. ' ^jjg, army. Again the Long Parliament was revived, which so far served the cause of order, that it broke up the republican army under Fleetwood and Lambert.
THE EESTOEATION. 453 From this deplorable anarchy the country was rescued by the prudent caution of General q^^^.^^i Monk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was more hateful to the people than the army itself; and it endeavoured to become the master, instead of the slave, of the generals. The unpopularity of both these powers, and the anarchy into which the State seemed Q^j j3 drifting, encouraged a royalist movement. 1659. ' This, however, was soon repressed : when the army proceeded to disperse the parliament. The authority of the latter was replaced by a 'committee of safety, ' chosen by the officers of the army themselves. Li truth, however,... the country was without a gov- ernment: it was profoundly disturbed, and narc y. Jonging for some settlement : rival generals were following their own ambitions ; and a civil war Dec 26 '^^^ imminent between different divisions of 1859. ' ^jjg, army. Again the Long Parliament was revived, which so far served the cause of order, that it broke up the republican army under Fleetwood and Lambert.
THE EESTOEATION. 453 From this deplorable anarchy the country was rescued by the prudent caution of General q^^^.^^i Monk.
What to read after Democracy in Europe volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by May, Thomas Erskine, 1815-1886 to read onlineMoreLess
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