The Letters And Journals of Robert Baillie Mdcxxxvii Mdclxii volume 2
The Letters And Journals of Robert Baillie Mdcxxxvii Mdclxii volume 2
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Hollis, and others, of the Generall's partie, would then gladlie have been at ane end of that, bufinefs : but the others were not fo fimple; for by the (icncraH's direction, the Advocat of the armie had judiciallie called before him fundrie witnelles, and interrogat them ; whereof Sir Harie and the Solicitor complained, as of a courfe deftruclive of the privik'dnv of Parliament. For this end, the Houfe ap- pointed a Committee to inquire what had been done in that mailer. Ilrirof the Generall ma...de a lieavie complaint in the Houfe of Lords, hut had little anlwer. Alwayes I hope, that tin- coming of our Commiffioners, who to our hearts great joy arc at laft arrived, (hail compofe all thefe differences, and fct afl'airo quicklie in a better podure.
1644. LKTTKRS AND JOURNALS. 13?
Upon Saturday the Houfe of Lords Cent to us in the Afl'em- bl ie ane accompt of another plott from Oxford, to this purpofe. Captaine Ogle, fome fix weeks agoe prifoner, propones to his keeper, Devonifli, a purpofe he had to draw the Independents, and all thefe who were like to be grieved with the Scotts Prefby- trie, to compound with the King.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hollis, and others, of the Generall's partie, would then gladlie have been at ane end of that, bufinefs : but the others were not fo fimple; for by the (icncraH's direction, the Advocat of the armie had judiciallie called before him fundrie witnelles, and interrogat them ; whereof Sir Harie and the Solicitor complained, as of a courfe deftruclive of the privik'dnv of Parliament. For this end, the Houfe ap- pointed a Committee to inquire what had been done in that mailer. Ilrirof the Generall ma...de a lieavie complaint in the Houfe of Lords, hut had little anlwer. Alwayes I hope, that tin- coming of our Commiffioners, who to our hearts great joy arc at laft arrived, (hail compofe all thefe differences, and fct afl'airo quicklie in a better podure.
1644. LKTTKRS AND JOURNALS. 13?
Upon Saturday the Houfe of Lords Cent to us in the Afl'em- bl ie ane accompt of another plott from Oxford, to this purpofe. Captaine Ogle, fome fix weeks agoe prifoner, propones to his keeper, Devonifli, a purpofe he had to draw the Independents, and all thefe who were like to be grieved with the Scotts Prefby- trie, to compound with the King.
What to read after The Letters And Journals of Robert Baillie Mdcxxxvii Mdclxii volume 2?
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