The Angel Warriors At Mons Including Numerous Confirmatory Testimonies Evidenc
The Angel Warriors At Mons Including Numerous Confirmatory Testimonies Evidenc
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Its bearing on the question under discussion seems to me to warrant its reproduction here in the words of the narrator: The Battle of Edge Hill Between twelve and one o'clock in the morning (say3 our authority), was heard by some shepherds, and other 12 THE ANGEL WARRIORS AT MONS country-men, and travellers, first the sound of drummes afar off, and the noyse of souldiers, as it were, giving out their last groanes ; at which they were much amazed, and amazed stood still, till it seemed, by the n...eernesse of the noyse, to approach them ; at which too much affrighted, they sought to withdraw as fast as possibly they could ; but then, on the sudden, whilest they were in these cogita- tions, appeared in the ayre the same incorporeall souldiers that made those clamours, and immediately, with ensignes display'd, drummes beating, musquets going off, cannons discharged, horses neyghing, which also to these men were visible, the alarum or entrance to this game of death was strucke up, one Army, which gave the first charge, having the King's colours, and the other the Parliaments, in their head or front of the battells, and so pell mell to it they went ; the battell that appeared to the Kings forces seeming at first to have the best, but afterwards to be put into apparent rout ; but till two or three in the morning in equal!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its bearing on the question under discussion seems to me to warrant its reproduction here in the words of the narrator: The Battle of Edge Hill Between twelve and one o'clock in the morning (say3 our authority), was heard by some shepherds, and other 12 THE ANGEL WARRIORS AT MONS country-men, and travellers, first the sound of drummes afar off, and the noyse of souldiers, as it were, giving out their last groanes ; at which they were much amazed, and amazed stood still, till it seemed, by the n...eernesse of the noyse, to approach them ; at which too much affrighted, they sought to withdraw as fast as possibly they could ; but then, on the sudden, whilest they were in these cogita- tions, appeared in the ayre the same incorporeall souldiers that made those clamours, and immediately, with ensignes display'd, drummes beating, musquets going off, cannons discharged, horses neyghing, which also to these men were visible, the alarum or entrance to this game of death was strucke up, one Army, which gave the first charge, having the King's colours, and the other the Parliaments, in their head or front of the battells, and so pell mell to it they went ; the battell that appeared to the Kings forces seeming at first to have the best, but afterwards to be put into apparent rout ; but till two or three in the morning in equal!
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