The History of England
The History of England
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His desertion of his patron king James and his subsequent secret correspondence with him, and treachery to the government which he was ser- ving, are almost without excuse ; yet they may perhaps find their solution in his firm adhesion to the protestant religion, combined vnih his attachment to the person of the exiled monarch. At all events, his conduct was not more extraordinary than that of many other eminent men at the time. The character of Marlborough displays in fine the union of talents... of the highest order, with many virtues and vdth some of the meanest qualities of our nature.
The hopes of the Jacobites had been excited by the dis- content produced by the South-sea project, and they pre- pared to make an efibrt in favour of the Pretender. Secret information of their designs is said to have been given by the French regent. The plan was to be the usual one of a foreign invasion, combined with a domestic insurrection.
Atterbury bishop of Rochester, the lords Orrery, North, and Grey, with several persons of inferior rank, were ar- rested.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His desertion of his patron king James and his subsequent secret correspondence with him, and treachery to the government which he was ser- ving, are almost without excuse ; yet they may perhaps find their solution in his firm adhesion to the protestant religion, combined vnih his attachment to the person of the exiled monarch. At all events, his conduct was not more extraordinary than that of many other eminent men at the time. The character of Marlborough displays in fine the union of talents... of the highest order, with many virtues and vdth some of the meanest qualities of our nature.
The hopes of the Jacobites had been excited by the dis- content produced by the South-sea project, and they pre- pared to make an efibrt in favour of the Pretender. Secret information of their designs is said to have been given by the French regent. The plan was to be the usual one of a foreign invasion, combined with a domestic insurrection.
Atterbury bishop of Rochester, the lords Orrery, North, and Grey, with several persons of inferior rank, were ar- rested.
What to read after The History of England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Keightley to read onlineMoreLess
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