The House of Cromwell And the Story of Dunkirk a Genealogical History of the De
The House of Cromwell And the Story of Dunkirk a Genealogical History of the De
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With this course of action, the influence of Henry Cromwell, though less demonstrative, must needs be associated. In this they stood apart from Lockhart, whose personal alliance with some of the Republican party made him slow to believe in the possibility of such a universal revolt.
The Restoration being accomplished, Fauconberg was at once installed into the offices of Lieutenant of the Bishopric of Durham, Lord- Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum of the North Riding of Yorkshire, and Ambassador-...Extraordinary to Venice, Tuscany, and Savoy. * He enjoyed the favour of the three succeeding monarchs, diverse as were their principles, and, dying in 1700, was buried at Cockswold, in Yorkshire, where a lengthy epitaph, recited in Le Neve's " Monumenta Anglicana, " records his virtues and his prosperous career. In the construction of this epitaph it had been Lady Mary's original intention to exhibit more definitely his alliance with the Protectorate, to which end, says Lord Dartmouth, " she desired Sir Harry Sheers to write an inscription for the monument, and would have it inserted that in such a year Fauconberg married his Highness the then Lord Protector of England's daughter, which Sir Harry told her he feared might give offence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With this course of action, the influence of Henry Cromwell, though less demonstrative, must needs be associated. In this they stood apart from Lockhart, whose personal alliance with some of the Republican party made him slow to believe in the possibility of such a universal revolt.
The Restoration being accomplished, Fauconberg was at once installed into the offices of Lieutenant of the Bishopric of Durham, Lord- Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum of the North Riding of Yorkshire, and Ambassador-...Extraordinary to Venice, Tuscany, and Savoy. * He enjoyed the favour of the three succeeding monarchs, diverse as were their principles, and, dying in 1700, was buried at Cockswold, in Yorkshire, where a lengthy epitaph, recited in Le Neve's " Monumenta Anglicana, " records his virtues and his prosperous career. In the construction of this epitaph it had been Lady Mary's original intention to exhibit more definitely his alliance with the Protectorate, to which end, says Lord Dartmouth, " she desired Sir Harry Sheers to write an inscription for the monument, and would have it inserted that in such a year Fauconberg married his Highness the then Lord Protector of England's daughter, which Sir Harry told her he feared might give offence.
What to read after The House of Cromwell And the Story of Dunkirk a Genealogical History of the De?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Waylen to read onlineMoreLess
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