The History of England 4
The History of England 4
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He rushed once more wildly into the streets, repeated his cries about Spain and the infanta, found the people keeping aloof,—- his followers leaving him,— whilst Nottingham was approaching with a body of troops,-— and resolved to force his way back to Essex House. Sir John Levison, whom the l^op of London 1 601. E6SEZ MADE PBI80NEB. 9^ had ordered out with a force of halberdmen and mus- keteers, barred his passage^ first at Ludgate^ next at the vest gate of St. Paul's^ where a chain was drawn a...cross.
Essex drew his sword and ordered a charge, which Blount executed with vigour; killing, by a rare hazard, with his own hand, an officer named Waite^ whom Leicester had suborned to assassinate him in the Low Countries. Blount, however^ was wounded and taken prisoner ; a young gentleman, named Tracy, was kUled by Essex's side ; the earl himself received a shot through his hat ; and the charge was repulsed. The river was now bis only hope. He made his way to Queenhithe, and found boats there to take himself, and the few followers who remained with him, to Essex House.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He rushed once more wildly into the streets, repeated his cries about Spain and the infanta, found the people keeping aloof,—- his followers leaving him,— whilst Nottingham was approaching with a body of troops,-— and resolved to force his way back to Essex House. Sir John Levison, whom the l^op of London 1 601. E6SEZ MADE PBI80NEB. 9^ had ordered out with a force of halberdmen and mus- keteers, barred his passage^ first at Ludgate^ next at the vest gate of St. Paul's^ where a chain was drawn a...cross.
Essex drew his sword and ordered a charge, which Blount executed with vigour; killing, by a rare hazard, with his own hand, an officer named Waite^ whom Leicester had suborned to assassinate him in the Low Countries. Blount, however^ was wounded and taken prisoner ; a young gentleman, named Tracy, was kUled by Essex's side ; the earl himself received a shot through his hat ; and the charge was repulsed. The river was now bis only hope. He made his way to Queenhithe, and found boats there to take himself, and the few followers who remained with him, to Essex House.
What to read after The History of England 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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