The History of England 5
The History of England 5
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t Ibid. 1417.
1641. TRIAL OF gTRAFFOBD. 249 and pity. *' Opinions,** said he in reply to the charge respecting the advice in council, " may make an heretic^ but that they m^ke a traitor I have never heard till now.*" The peers who sat as his judges seemed more disposed in his favour, and the women were subdued by the com- manding and intellectual cast of his harsh features and dark brow.* Meanwhile the commons discovered new evidence, ^hich has been r^arded as fatal to him. On the 10th of April... Pym announced a communication of the last importance respecting the earl of Strafford. The mem« hers were ordered to remain in their places, and the doors locked. Pym and the younger Vane were called upon to declare their knowledge of the nratters con- tained in the twenty-third article of the impeachment.
He read a paper professing to be ^^ A copy of notes taken at a junto of the privy council for the Scots affairs about the 5th of May last.** They were taken by the elder Vane, who, according to Clarendon f, placed them in the hands of Pym, out of hatred to Strafford.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
t Ibid. 1417.
1641. TRIAL OF gTRAFFOBD. 249 and pity. *' Opinions,** said he in reply to the charge respecting the advice in council, " may make an heretic^ but that they m^ke a traitor I have never heard till now.*" The peers who sat as his judges seemed more disposed in his favour, and the women were subdued by the com- manding and intellectual cast of his harsh features and dark brow.* Meanwhile the commons discovered new evidence, ^hich has been r^arded as fatal to him. On the 10th of April... Pym announced a communication of the last importance respecting the earl of Strafford. The mem« hers were ordered to remain in their places, and the doors locked. Pym and the younger Vane were called upon to declare their knowledge of the nratters con- tained in the twenty-third article of the impeachment.
He read a paper professing to be ^^ A copy of notes taken at a junto of the privy council for the Scots affairs about the 5th of May last.** They were taken by the elder Vane, who, according to Clarendon f, placed them in the hands of Pym, out of hatred to Strafford.
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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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