Rambles Round Rugby
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Here Charles slept the night before the battle of Edgehill, as also did his two sons, Charles and James. They arrived on October 22, 1642, and the following morning at three o'clock they were roused up with the news that the Parlia- mentary army was close, and Charles might at once fight them if he felt so disposed. This message came from the impetuous Rupert, and orders were at once given to march on Edgehill, where Charles passed by cross-roads that can easily be traced. Charles breakfasted a...t Rad- way, and a hillock is pointed out as the place where he advanced with a ' prospect glass ' to take a survey of 76 Rambles round Rugby.
the enemy. He soon joined his nephew, and they formed a line of battle along the brow of the hill ; the right rested upon Bullet Hill, and the centre where the king was is now marked by a sham ruin, just above Radway village. Charles was encased in complete armour, and was his own commander-in-chief. The Earl of Lindsey was the general under him, and a very able veteran he was.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here Charles slept the night before the battle of Edgehill, as also did his two sons, Charles and James. They arrived on October 22, 1642, and the following morning at three o'clock they were roused up with the news that the Parlia- mentary army was close, and Charles might at once fight them if he felt so disposed. This message came from the impetuous Rupert, and orders were at once given to march on Edgehill, where Charles passed by cross-roads that can easily be traced. Charles breakfasted a...t Rad- way, and a hillock is pointed out as the place where he advanced with a ' prospect glass ' to take a survey of 76 Rambles round Rugby.
the enemy. He soon joined his nephew, and they formed a line of battle along the brow of the hill ; the right rested upon Bullet Hill, and the centre where the king was is now marked by a sham ruin, just above Radway village. Charles was encased in complete armour, and was his own commander-in-chief. The Earl of Lindsey was the general under him, and a very able veteran he was.
What to read after Rambles Round Rugby?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Rimmer to read onlineMoreLess
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