Memoirs of George Monk, Duke of Albemarle
Memoirs of George Monk, Duke of Albemarle
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490.) The empire which he had established over Scotland was remarkable, and is no slight testimony to that capacity for civil as well as military administration, with which he was certainly endowed. When Cromwell calls a parliament in 1656, Monk answers for Scotland ; and notwith- standing his remonstrance against interference in Glasgow, he manages the election of several Englishmen who might be trusted,-^Clarges, Whalley, Salmon, and others, — for the Scot- tish counties ; ** though," says he..., ^
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490.) The empire which he had established over Scotland was remarkable, and is no slight testimony to that capacity for civil as well as military administration, with which he was certainly endowed. When Cromwell calls a parliament in 1656, Monk answers for Scotland ; and notwith- standing his remonstrance against interference in Glasgow, he manages the election of several Englishmen who might be trusted,-^Clarges, Whalley, Salmon, and others, — for the Scot- tish counties ; ** though," says he..., ^
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