The History of the Rebellion And Civil War in Ireland
The History of the Rebellion And Civil War in Ireland
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2. 77 There were fo many people concerned, and tliele had fo many different Charles I. Views, and fentiments, many of them incapable of judging of their true "aTToT"" interefi, others full of diftrufl: and feeing no further than the outlide of things, and all of them too much influenced by ambitious covetous ecclc- fiafficks, that it was not without many interruptions and long debates, that it was carried to agree to a treaty for a ceiTation with Lord Ormonde. As foon as the Marquis knew this, ...he fent to Colonel Barry to inform the Affembly, that in order for him to confent to a treaty, it mufl: be fettled as a prelimenai-y, that they fl^ould contribute a proportion to the fupply of t!:e royal army j fince by their difturbance his Majefly had been deprived of his fubfidies, and revenue, which would have fupported it. This was a con- dition fo neceffary to the fubffflence of the forces during a ceffation, that if the Afiembly rejeded if, he ordered the Colonel to leave the place, and return to Dubhn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2. 77 There were fo many people concerned, and tliele had fo many different Charles I. Views, and fentiments, many of them incapable of judging of their true "aTToT"" interefi, others full of diftrufl: and feeing no further than the outlide of things, and all of them too much influenced by ambitious covetous ecclc- fiafficks, that it was not without many interruptions and long debates, that it was carried to agree to a treaty for a ceiTation with Lord Ormonde. As foon as the Marquis knew this, ...he fent to Colonel Barry to inform the Affembly, that in order for him to confent to a treaty, it mufl: be fettled as a prelimenai-y, that they fl^ould contribute a proportion to the fupply of t!:e royal army j fince by their difturbance his Majefly had been deprived of his fubfidies, and revenue, which would have fupported it. This was a con- dition fo neceffary to the fubffflence of the forces during a ceffation, that if the Afiembly rejeded if, he ordered the Colonel to leave the place, and return to Dubhn.
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