History of the Great Civil War, 1642-1649
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s,ooo men shouting angrily against the proposed treason to the commonwealth. The Lords threatened to ad- journ till order was restored, and called upon the other House to join them in suppressing the tumults. The Commons, how- ever, contented themselves with relying on the promise of the Lord Mayor to keep order for the future, and the lords of the Peace-party, knowing that the sword of Essex was no longer available, gave up all hope of further resistance. As Holland, ' D'Ewes's Diary. Harl. MS...S. 165, fol. 145.
' Yonge's Diary. Add. MSS. 18,778, fol. II.
» Kushiv. V. 356.
i86 BRISTOL AND GAINSBOROUGH. ch. n.
Bedford, and Clare passed out of the House they were assailed with angry cries and scornful gestures, but no bodily injury was inflicted on them. In the Commons the propositions were de- The ea finitely rejected by a majority of seven in a House propositions larger by ten than that which had taken part in Satur- day's division. Some timid members of the previous majority had absented themselves, and every effort had been made to secure additional votes on the other side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
s,ooo men shouting angrily against the proposed treason to the commonwealth. The Lords threatened to ad- journ till order was restored, and called upon the other House to join them in suppressing the tumults. The Commons, how- ever, contented themselves with relying on the promise of the Lord Mayor to keep order for the future, and the lords of the Peace-party, knowing that the sword of Essex was no longer available, gave up all hope of further resistance. As Holland, ' D'Ewes's Diary. Harl. MS...S. 165, fol. 145.
' Yonge's Diary. Add. MSS. 18,778, fol. II.
» Kushiv. V. 356.
i86 BRISTOL AND GAINSBOROUGH. ch. n.
Bedford, and Clare passed out of the House they were assailed with angry cries and scornful gestures, but no bodily injury was inflicted on them. In the Commons the propositions were de- The ea finitely rejected by a majority of seven in a House propositions larger by ten than that which had taken part in Satur- day's division. Some timid members of the previous majority had absented themselves, and every effort had been made to secure additional votes on the other side.
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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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