The History of the Revival And Progress of Independency in England Since the P
The History of the Revival And Progress of Independency in England Since the P
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It is worthy of note, that THE EESTOEATION. 195 During the parliamentary recess in IGGl, Charles proceeded to disband the army. This act was deemed expedient on several accounts ; and that fiinious body of troops, which had won so many battles and decided so many changes in the past history of the nation, was now entirely passive, and immediately obeyed the voice of authority. Fifty thousand men gave up their arms and quitted the military service for ever. Past experience had taught them that t...he sword could not effect a settlement of the nation. But their resolution to disband, — an act which, in any other case, would have been attended by the most pernicious moral results, — was accompanied by ano- ther, to which they adhered as zealously as to any of their former resolves in the time of Oliver Cromwell, They had never been mercenaries ; and they now devoted their energies in the several departments of honest and peaceful industry. The consequence was, that these old soldiers of the Commonwealth, John Cooke is stated in this testimony to have vindicated Hugh Pe- ters with his dying breath, as " the brightest example of true holi- ness ; by whom more souls had been converted to Christ, than by any other person in this age.
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It is worthy of note, that THE EESTOEATION. 195 During the parliamentary recess in IGGl, Charles proceeded to disband the army. This act was deemed expedient on several accounts ; and that fiinious body of troops, which had won so many battles and decided so many changes in the past history of the nation, was now entirely passive, and immediately obeyed the voice of authority. Fifty thousand men gave up their arms and quitted the military service for ever. Past experience had taught them that t...he sword could not effect a settlement of the nation. But their resolution to disband, — an act which, in any other case, would have been attended by the most pernicious moral results, — was accompanied by ano- ther, to which they adhered as zealously as to any of their former resolves in the time of Oliver Cromwell, They had never been mercenaries ; and they now devoted their energies in the several departments of honest and peaceful industry. The consequence was, that these old soldiers of the Commonwealth, John Cooke is stated in this testimony to have vindicated Hugh Pe- ters with his dying breath, as " the brightest example of true holi- ness ; by whom more souls had been converted to Christ, than by any other person in this age.
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