The Collected Works of Thomas Carlyle 10
The Collected Works of Thomas Carlyle 10
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* good intelligence, — they cry, " One and all ! " But if the scouts * reported that the Army was advancing nearer them, then they * would cry as loud, *' Treat, treat, treat ! " So they spent most *' part of the night. At last they resolved to send the General an * humble Letter, beseeching him that there might be a way of com- * posure.* * On Friday morning, was * a meeting at the Earl of Holland's House in Kensington* (the Holland House that yet stands), and prostrate submission by the Civic... Authorities and Parliamentary Remainders ; after which the Army marched * three deep by Hyde Park' into the heart of the City, * with boughs of laurel in their hats ;' — and it was all ended. Fair treatment for all the Honest Party : and the Spmtualism of England shall not be forced to grow in the Presbyterian fashion, however it may grow. Here is another entiy from somnolent Bulstrode. The Army soon changes its head-quarters to Putney ;2 one of its outer posts is Hampton Court, where his Majesty, obstinate still, but somewhat despondent now of getting the two Parties to extirpate one another, is lodged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* good intelligence, — they cry, " One and all ! " But if the scouts * reported that the Army was advancing nearer them, then they * would cry as loud, *' Treat, treat, treat ! " So they spent most *' part of the night. At last they resolved to send the General an * humble Letter, beseeching him that there might be a way of com- * posure.* * On Friday morning, was * a meeting at the Earl of Holland's House in Kensington* (the Holland House that yet stands), and prostrate submission by the Civic... Authorities and Parliamentary Remainders ; after which the Army marched * three deep by Hyde Park' into the heart of the City, * with boughs of laurel in their hats ;' — and it was all ended. Fair treatment for all the Honest Party : and the Spmtualism of England shall not be forced to grow in the Presbyterian fashion, however it may grow. Here is another entiy from somnolent Bulstrode. The Army soon changes its head-quarters to Putney ;2 one of its outer posts is Hampton Court, where his Majesty, obstinate still, but somewhat despondent now of getting the two Parties to extirpate one another, is lodged.
What to read after The Collected Works of Thomas Carlyle 10?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carlyle, Thomas, 1795-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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