The British Plutarch Or Biographical Entertainer Being a Select Span Classs
The British Plutarch Or Biographical Entertainer Being a Select Span Classs
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D to BRITISH PLUTARCH.
to his opinion. So that the proteftor finding it neceffary to call another parliament, and be- ing very apprehenfive a majority, in fpite of 2\\ his care, might be returned of thofe who were againft him and his fchemes, refolved, -at all events, to hinder Ludlow from either funding hirnfelf, or in any way intermedling in the ele&ion : and to that end fummor. Ed ; 3him (together with Bradfhaw, Sir Henry Vane, and colonel Rich) to appear before the council at Whitehall. Her...e he was again charged with practices againll the new govern- ment, and required to give fecurity in the fum of five thoufand pounds, that he would not act againft Croinvvell : which unlefs he did, lie was threatened to be fecured. But this he abfolutely refuted, and faid, He was very ready to fubmit to a legal tryal, if he had done any thing amifs, only defiring to enjoy what he and all had fought for, a free government by confent ; that it was from the duty he owed the public he refufed to give the fecurity re- quired, conceiving it to be againft the liberty of the people, and contrary to the known law of England, in proof of which he produ- ced the adt of the i6th and I7th of Charles I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
D to BRITISH PLUTARCH.
to his opinion. So that the proteftor finding it neceffary to call another parliament, and be- ing very apprehenfive a majority, in fpite of 2\\ his care, might be returned of thofe who were againft him and his fchemes, refolved, -at all events, to hinder Ludlow from either funding hirnfelf, or in any way intermedling in the ele&ion : and to that end fummor. Ed ; 3him (together with Bradfhaw, Sir Henry Vane, and colonel Rich) to appear before the council at Whitehall. Her...e he was again charged with practices againll the new govern- ment, and required to give fecurity in the fum of five thoufand pounds, that he would not act againft Croinvvell : which unlefs he did, lie was threatened to be fecured. But this he abfolutely refuted, and faid, He was very ready to fubmit to a legal tryal, if he had done any thing amifs, only defiring to enjoy what he and all had fought for, a free government by confent ; that it was from the duty he owed the public he refufed to give the fecurity re- quired, conceiving it to be againft the liberty of the people, and contrary to the known law of England, in proof of which he produ- ced the adt of the i6th and I7th of Charles I.
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