John Knox And the Reformation
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Chatelherault's promise was less vigorous than it had been reported!
Knox, who now acted as secretary for the Congregation, was not Sir HenryWotton's ideal ambassador, "an honest man sent to lie abroad for hiscountry. " When he stooped to statements which seem scarcely candid, toput it mildly, he did violence to his nature. He forced himself toproclaim the loyalty of his party from the pulpit, when he could not doso without some economy of truth. {154b} He inserted things in his"History, " and ...spoke things to Croft, which he should have known to befalse. But he carried his point. He did advance the "union of hearts"with England, if in a blundering fashion, and we owe him eternalgratitude for his interest in the match, though "we like not the mannerof the wooing. " The reluctant hand of Elizabeth was now inextricablycaught in the gear of that great machine which broke the ancient leagueof France and Scotland, and saved Scotland from some of the sorrows ofFrance.
The papers of Sadleir, Elizabeth's secret agent with the Scots, show thegodly pursuing their old plan of campaign.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chatelherault's promise was less vigorous than it had been reported!
Knox, who now acted as secretary for the Congregation, was not Sir HenryWotton's ideal ambassador, "an honest man sent to lie abroad for hiscountry. " When he stooped to statements which seem scarcely candid, toput it mildly, he did violence to his nature. He forced himself toproclaim the loyalty of his party from the pulpit, when he could not doso without some economy of truth. {154b} He inserted things in his"History, " and ...spoke things to Croft, which he should have known to befalse. But he carried his point. He did advance the "union of hearts"with England, if in a blundering fashion, and we owe him eternalgratitude for his interest in the match, though "we like not the mannerof the wooing. " The reluctant hand of Elizabeth was now inextricablycaught in the gear of that great machine which broke the ancient leagueof France and Scotland, and saved Scotland from some of the sorrows ofFrance.
The papers of Sadleir, Elizabeth's secret agent with the Scots, show thegodly pursuing their old plan of campaign.
What to read after John Knox And the Reformation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lang Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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