History of London
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. . Wherefore I think no English heart ought to say against them, much less by fighting to withstand them. Wherefore I and others will spend our blood in the quarrel of this vi^orthy captain, master Wyatt, and other gentlemen here assembled. " When he had spoken these words or the like the cry *' A Wyatt ! a Wyatt ! " was raised among the Londoners, and all of them joined the rebel ranks.
On the ist of February, when Wyatt was at Deptford, a royal pardon, which included all of his forces who sh...ould make submission, except himself and three others, was pro- claimed in London. On the eve of Candlemas day the commons of the city assembled in the Guildhall in their liveries ; and thither the queen came herself to assure them that she would marry only as her council desired. But still she knew that she could not count upon their loyalty, for she understood how many of them favoured Wyatt, and she appointed Lord William Howard lieutenant of the city.
On the 3rd Wyatt marched along the Old Kent Road and Bermondsey Street to Southwark.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . Wherefore I think no English heart ought to say against them, much less by fighting to withstand them. Wherefore I and others will spend our blood in the quarrel of this vi^orthy captain, master Wyatt, and other gentlemen here assembled. " When he had spoken these words or the like the cry *' A Wyatt ! a Wyatt ! " was raised among the Londoners, and all of them joined the rebel ranks.
On the ist of February, when Wyatt was at Deptford, a royal pardon, which included all of his forces who sh...ould make submission, except himself and three others, was pro- claimed in London. On the eve of Candlemas day the commons of the city assembled in the Guildhall in their liveries ; and thither the queen came herself to assure them that she would marry only as her council desired. But still she knew that she could not count upon their loyalty, for she understood how many of them favoured Wyatt, and she appointed Lord William Howard lieutenant of the city.
On the 3rd Wyatt marched along the Old Kent Road and Bermondsey Street to Southwark.
What to read after History of London?
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