Eminent British Statesmen volume 6
Eminent British Statesmen volume 6
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-geti. , giving him thanks for the great favor offered to him, and being now more sen- sible what it was, he desired the enjoyment of it ; to whom the wise lieut. -pen. Replied, that since he made not use nf the courtesy, but wil- fully did run away from it, he must partake of the same condition as the other* who are with Aim in the castle, and(f he were taken, he must expect to be used as a prisoner of tear. " Diary or ex. Jour, Oct 229. 1645. *; T A ini-i jkr in regard to the place was commit...ted respecting this inci- dent in the newspaper notices of it: " Cromwell inclines to move no ***** '"" h ' brigade : he went from Blandford to Cerne, the Sid. At slandfiird he had a council of war, at which was condemned six troopers to die ; one was the next morning (to whose lot it fell) to be hanged in the head of the army : the other five are to be >nt to the enemy, with a pro- testation against a detestation of the fact from thetGen. Excellency : when they come there, they may do their pleasure with thrm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
-geti. , giving him thanks for the great favor offered to him, and being now more sen- sible what it was, he desired the enjoyment of it ; to whom the wise lieut. -pen. Replied, that since he made not use nf the courtesy, but wil- fully did run away from it, he must partake of the same condition as the other* who are with Aim in the castle, and(f he were taken, he must expect to be used as a prisoner of tear. " Diary or ex. Jour, Oct 229. 1645. *; T A ini-i jkr in regard to the place was commit...ted respecting this inci- dent in the newspaper notices of it: " Cromwell inclines to move no ***** '"" h ' brigade : he went from Blandford to Cerne, the Sid. At slandfiird he had a council of war, at which was condemned six troopers to die ; one was the next morning (to whose lot it fell) to be hanged in the head of the army : the other five are to be >nt to the enemy, with a pro- testation against a detestation of the fact from thetGen. Excellency : when they come there, they may do their pleasure with thrm.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Mackintosh to read onlineMoreLess
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