History of the Commonwealth And Protectorate 1649-1656
History of the Commonwealth And Protectorate 1649-1656
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> See p. 78.
* Col. Henry CNeill's relation, Gilbert's Cont, Hist, of Irish Affairs, vol. iii. 211. This seems the most trustworthy statement. Sir R.
Stewart, writing to Charles on ^*^4> ^ays that O'Neill had 5,000/. and some oxen, Carte MSS, cxxx. fol. 94.
« Henry O'Neill {Gilbert, iii. 211) is mistaken in thinking that Daniel O'Neill was with Owen when these words were spoken, but this does not militate against the general truthfulness of his narrative.
Digitized by LjOOQ IC \ 1649 CROMWELL L...ANDS IN IRELAND I09 his intention of restoring the fortunes of his King ; but there was probably also the shrewd calculation that his country was more in danger from Cromwell than from Ormond, and that he would serve her best by throwing all his weight into the scale of the weaker party.
Ormond had gathered from O'Neiirs overtures that he might look to him for aid in his dire necessity. On August 12 Aug. 12. he entreated him ' to bring those seasonable and, we 2S h°etp hope, real inclinations which we hear you have lately &Neiii expressed to his Majesty's service to a due and wished-for perfection.' On the same day he urged from Mont- Montgomery to bring up his Scots at once.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
> See p. 78.
* Col. Henry CNeill's relation, Gilbert's Cont, Hist, of Irish Affairs, vol. iii. 211. This seems the most trustworthy statement. Sir R.
Stewart, writing to Charles on ^*^4> ^ays that O'Neill had 5,000/. and some oxen, Carte MSS, cxxx. fol. 94.
« Henry O'Neill {Gilbert, iii. 211) is mistaken in thinking that Daniel O'Neill was with Owen when these words were spoken, but this does not militate against the general truthfulness of his narrative.
Digitized by LjOOQ IC \ 1649 CROMWELL L...ANDS IN IRELAND I09 his intention of restoring the fortunes of his King ; but there was probably also the shrewd calculation that his country was more in danger from Cromwell than from Ormond, and that he would serve her best by throwing all his weight into the scale of the weaker party.
Ormond had gathered from O'Neiirs overtures that he might look to him for aid in his dire necessity. On August 12 Aug. 12. he entreated him ' to bring those seasonable and, we 2S h°etp hope, real inclinations which we hear you have lately &Neiii expressed to his Majesty's service to a due and wished-for perfection.' On the same day he urged from Mont- Montgomery to bring up his Scots at once.
What to read after History of the Commonwealth And Protectorate 1649-1656?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gardiner, Samuel Rawson, 1829-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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