The History of England 2
The History of England 2
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well mgh entailed upon the kingdom another inva- '- fion, much more formidable than that which had^*'^^'^^ fo lately mifcarried. The minifters of Sweden refi- dent at London, Paris, and the Hague, maintained a correfpondence with the difaiFeded fubjedls of Great-Britain. A fcheme was formed for the Swe- difh King*s landing on this iiland with a confiderable body of forces, where he ihould be joined by the malcontents of the united kingdom. Charles re- liihed the enterprise, which flattered his ...ambition and revenge : nor was it difagreeable to the Czar of Mufcovy, who refented the Ele6i:or*s offer of joining the Swede againfl the Ruffians, provided he would ratify the ceffion of Bremen and Verden. King George having received intimation of thefe intrigues, returned to England towards the end of January ; and ordered a detachment of foot guards to fecure Count Gyllenburg, the Swediffi miniiler, with all his papers. At the fame time. Sir Jacob Bancks and Mr. Charles Caefar were apprehended.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
well mgh entailed upon the kingdom another inva- '- fion, much more formidable than that which had^*'^^'^^ fo lately mifcarried. The minifters of Sweden refi- dent at London, Paris, and the Hague, maintained a correfpondence with the difaiFeded fubjedls of Great-Britain. A fcheme was formed for the Swe- difh King*s landing on this iiland with a confiderable body of forces, where he ihould be joined by the malcontents of the united kingdom. Charles re- liihed the enterprise, which flattered his ...ambition and revenge : nor was it difagreeable to the Czar of Mufcovy, who refented the Ele6i:or*s offer of joining the Swede againfl the Ruffians, provided he would ratify the ceffion of Bremen and Verden. King George having received intimation of thefe intrigues, returned to England towards the end of January ; and ordered a detachment of foot guards to fecure Count Gyllenburg, the Swediffi miniiler, with all his papers. At the fame time. Sir Jacob Bancks and Mr. Charles Caefar were apprehended.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smollett, Tobias George, 1721-1771 to read onlineMoreLess
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