The History of the Rebellion And Civil Wars in England 2, Pt. 2
The History of the Rebellion And Civil Wars in England 2, Pt. 2
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But there were t^ken, in the chafe, one field-piece, and three waggons of arms and ammunition ; many flain ; and two officers of horfe, with near one hundred other prifoners, four cornets of horfe, and two hundred horfcs, were taken ; and all this with the lofs of one captain and nine troopers ; fome officers, and others, being wounded, but not mortally. Thus the fiege was raifed from Ban- bury ; which had continued full thirteen weeks ; fo nota- bly defended, that though they had but two horfe...s te imeaten, they had never fufiered a fummons to be lent t them ; and it was now relieved the very day of the mti'-* upon which both town and caftle had beenrendca't - - King two years before ; being the a6th of Otbxr 3^ 5 JitjS THE HISTORY Book VIII..
Though the relief of Banbury fuccceded to wiih, yet the King paid dear for it foon zfttr : the very day after that fervice was performed. Colonel Urry, a SGOtchman^ who had formerly ferved the Parliament, and is well mentioned, in the tranfadiiions of the laft year, for having quitted them, and performed fome iignal fendce to the King, had in the Weft, about the time the King enterod into Cornwall, (in a difcontented humour, which was very natural to him), defired a pafs to.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But there were t^ken, in the chafe, one field-piece, and three waggons of arms and ammunition ; many flain ; and two officers of horfe, with near one hundred other prifoners, four cornets of horfe, and two hundred horfcs, were taken ; and all this with the lofs of one captain and nine troopers ; fome officers, and others, being wounded, but not mortally. Thus the fiege was raifed from Ban- bury ; which had continued full thirteen weeks ; fo nota- bly defended, that though they had but two horfe...s te imeaten, they had never fufiered a fummons to be lent t them ; and it was now relieved the very day of the mti'-* upon which both town and caftle had beenrendca't - - King two years before ; being the a6th of Otbxr 3^ 5 JitjS THE HISTORY Book VIII..
Though the relief of Banbury fuccceded to wiih, yet the King paid dear for it foon zfttr : the very day after that fervice was performed. Colonel Urry, a SGOtchman^ who had formerly ferved the Parliament, and is well mentioned, in the tranfadiiions of the laft year, for having quitted them, and performed fome iignal fendce to the King, had in the Weft, about the time the King enterod into Cornwall, (in a difcontented humour, which was very natural to him), defired a pafs to.
What to read after The History of the Rebellion And Civil Wars in England 2, Pt. 2?
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