Oliver Cromwells Letters And Speeches
Oliver Cromwells Letters And Speeches
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different from Caulfield's and other inane Accounts of liim, * might still be gathered, did it much concern us here. To all appearance, a somewhat taciturn, somewhat indignant, very switt, resolute and valiant man. He died for his share in the Regicide : but did not profess to repent of it ;— intimated, in his taciturn way, that he was willing to accept the results of it, and answer for it in a much higher Court than the Westminster one. We are indeed to understand generally, in spite of the li...ght phrase which Cromwell reprimands in this Letter, that Hacker was a religious man ; and in his regicides and other operations did not act without some warrant that was very satisfactory to him. For the present he has much to do with Moss- troopers ; very active upon them ; — for which ' Peebles ' is a good locality. He continues visible as a Republican to the last ; is appointed ' to raise a regiment 'for the expiring Cause in 1659— in "which, what a little concerns us, this same ' Hubbert ' here in ques- tion is to be his Major.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
different from Caulfield's and other inane Accounts of liim, * might still be gathered, did it much concern us here. To all appearance, a somewhat taciturn, somewhat indignant, very switt, resolute and valiant man. He died for his share in the Regicide : but did not profess to repent of it ;— intimated, in his taciturn way, that he was willing to accept the results of it, and answer for it in a much higher Court than the Westminster one. We are indeed to understand generally, in spite of the li...ght phrase which Cromwell reprimands in this Letter, that Hacker was a religious man ; and in his regicides and other operations did not act without some warrant that was very satisfactory to him. For the present he has much to do with Moss- troopers ; very active upon them ; — for which ' Peebles ' is a good locality. He continues visible as a Republican to the last ; is appointed ' to raise a regiment 'for the expiring Cause in 1659— in "which, what a little concerns us, this same ' Hubbert ' here in ques- tion is to be his Major.
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