The Audacious Crimes of Colonel Blood
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. . they dare not preach against the sin of man-catching, or trepanning men by sham evidence, false witness, sham plots . . . setting snares to catch men, body and goods, life and estate . . .
The Horrid Sin of Man-Catching, July 16811 London in the late 1670s and early into the next decade was a hotbed of intrigue and conspiracy, involving not only the old discontented republicans but also suspected plots by Catholics wishing to restore England to her old pre-Reformation faith. Part of this sub...version and sedition was entirely fabricated – merely a trick – designed as a weapon of terror with which to seize some ephemeral personal advantage in the fevered political posturing within the royal court and Parliament.
Some died pitifully on the scaffold or were ruined as a result of the communal hysteria triggered by at least one of these fictitious conspiracies. Sensational revelations piled up, one on top of another, to unsettle or disrupt both the corporate body politic and public confidence, particularly among the population of London.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . they dare not preach against the sin of man-catching, or trepanning men by sham evidence, false witness, sham plots . . . setting snares to catch men, body and goods, life and estate . . .
The Horrid Sin of Man-Catching, July 16811 London in the late 1670s and early into the next decade was a hotbed of intrigue and conspiracy, involving not only the old discontented republicans but also suspected plots by Catholics wishing to restore England to her old pre-Reformation faith. Part of this sub...version and sedition was entirely fabricated – merely a trick – designed as a weapon of terror with which to seize some ephemeral personal advantage in the fevered political posturing within the royal court and Parliament.
Some died pitifully on the scaffold or were ruined as a result of the communal hysteria triggered by at least one of these fictitious conspiracies. Sensational revelations piled up, one on top of another, to unsettle or disrupt both the corporate body politic and public confidence, particularly among the population of London.
What to read after The Audacious Crimes of Colonel Blood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Hutchinson to read onlineMoreLess
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