The History of the Rebellion And Civil Wars in England Begun in the Year 1641 V
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1650 they had received so little encouragement, and had no reason to expect more ; yet they knew not whither else to go. They therefore resolved to set the best face they could upon it, and desired an audience from the King: in which they told his Catholic majesty that they had received letters from the King their master, who commanded them to inform his majesty, who he knew well would be glad to hear of any good fortune that befell him, that it had now pleased God to work so far upon the heart...s and affections of his subjects of Scotland, that they had given over all those factions and animosities which had heretofore divided them, and made them rather instruments of mischieve than benefit to his blessed father and to himself: that they were now sensible of all those miscarriages, and had sent unanimously to entreat his majesty to come into that kingdom, and to take them all into his protection : with which his majesty was so well satisfied, that he had laid aside the thought of transporting himself into Ireland, which he had intended to do, and was gone into Scotland ; where the king- dom was entirely at his devotion, and from whence he could visit England or Ireland, as he found it most convenient : and that he had reason to believe that his friends in either of the kingdoms would quickly appear in arms, when they were sure to be so powerfully assisted and seconded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1650 they had received so little encouragement, and had no reason to expect more ; yet they knew not whither else to go. They therefore resolved to set the best face they could upon it, and desired an audience from the King: in which they told his Catholic majesty that they had received letters from the King their master, who commanded them to inform his majesty, who he knew well would be glad to hear of any good fortune that befell him, that it had now pleased God to work so far upon the heart...s and affections of his subjects of Scotland, that they had given over all those factions and animosities which had heretofore divided them, and made them rather instruments of mischieve than benefit to his blessed father and to himself: that they were now sensible of all those miscarriages, and had sent unanimously to entreat his majesty to come into that kingdom, and to take them all into his protection : with which his majesty was so well satisfied, that he had laid aside the thought of transporting himself into Ireland, which he had intended to do, and was gone into Scotland ; where the king- dom was entirely at his devotion, and from whence he could visit England or Ireland, as he found it most convenient : and that he had reason to believe that his friends in either of the kingdoms would quickly appear in arms, when they were sure to be so powerfully assisted and seconded.
What to read after The History of the Rebellion And Civil Wars in England Begun in the Year 1641 V?
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