History of Richard Cromwell And the Restoration of Charles Ii. 2
History of Richard Cromwell And the Restoration of Charles Ii. 2
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p. 13 ; Commons' Journals, vol. viii. p. 41.
THE DAWN OF THE RESTORATION. 281 attended, bills were brought in for securing liberty of conscience to all Christians, excepting the Roman Catho* lies; for maintaining the clergy, most of whom were Presbyterians, in possession of the benefices which they then occupied ; and for giving similar security to parish schoolmasters. And in the hope of restoring peace to the Church, by bringing about a reconciliation between the Episcopalians and the Dissent...ers, it was proposed that all the questions on which they disagreed should be referred to a national Synod, in the same manner as po- litical questions were submitted to the judgment of the Parliament. 1 In civil affairs, a committee was specially appointed to take the royal Declaration from Breda into consideration, and to prepare all the bills to which it gave rise. The ratification of the sales of property confiscated by the Long Parliament, the abolition of the onerous feudal rights which the Grown still possessed, and of the Court of Wards by which those rights were enforced, and the formal confirmation of the fundamental laws of the State, the Great Charter, the Petition of Bight, and the privileges of Parliament ; all those interests, in a word, which liberty or the revolution had created, were set forth in carefully- discussed propositions, which were to be presented for the sanction of the King.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
p. 13 ; Commons' Journals, vol. viii. p. 41.
THE DAWN OF THE RESTORATION. 281 attended, bills were brought in for securing liberty of conscience to all Christians, excepting the Roman Catho* lies; for maintaining the clergy, most of whom were Presbyterians, in possession of the benefices which they then occupied ; and for giving similar security to parish schoolmasters. And in the hope of restoring peace to the Church, by bringing about a reconciliation between the Episcopalians and the Dissent...ers, it was proposed that all the questions on which they disagreed should be referred to a national Synod, in the same manner as po- litical questions were submitted to the judgment of the Parliament. 1 In civil affairs, a committee was specially appointed to take the royal Declaration from Breda into consideration, and to prepare all the bills to which it gave rise. The ratification of the sales of property confiscated by the Long Parliament, the abolition of the onerous feudal rights which the Grown still possessed, and of the Court of Wards by which those rights were enforced, and the formal confirmation of the fundamental laws of the State, the Great Charter, the Petition of Bight, and the privileges of Parliament ; all those interests, in a word, which liberty or the revolution had created, were set forth in carefully- discussed propositions, which were to be presented for the sanction of the King.
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