The Life of Queen Henrietta Maria volume 2
The Life of Queen Henrietta Maria volume 2
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He wanted, he told Nicholas, to find some quiet place, not crowded by English, who, with their uncharitable humours towards each other, made themselves ridiculous and contemptible to strangers. Of Paris he declared, in particular, in a subsequent letter that " that cursed place and company makes all people mad. " Nevertheless, he had arrived at that city, and was there detained by the gout.
He had found the position of the Queen sensibly affected by the Royalist misfortunes ; and one alteration... in especial had taken place at the Louvre, which, causing much disturbance amongst the inmates of the palace, was cited by Hyde as proof of the disrespect engendered by the King's reverses. It would nevertheless appear that another cause had had a share in contributing to it.
Not long before, a figure of no great prominence or note had slipped off the stage. This was Father Philip, for many years confessor to the Queen. Described by Carte as a quiet, pious, prudent and inoffensive man, he had pursued his way in tranquillity and peace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wanted, he told Nicholas, to find some quiet place, not crowded by English, who, with their uncharitable humours towards each other, made themselves ridiculous and contemptible to strangers. Of Paris he declared, in particular, in a subsequent letter that " that cursed place and company makes all people mad. " Nevertheless, he had arrived at that city, and was there detained by the gout.
He had found the position of the Queen sensibly affected by the Royalist misfortunes ; and one alteration... in especial had taken place at the Louvre, which, causing much disturbance amongst the inmates of the palace, was cited by Hyde as proof of the disrespect engendered by the King's reverses. It would nevertheless appear that another cause had had a share in contributing to it.
Not long before, a figure of no great prominence or note had slipped off the stage. This was Father Philip, for many years confessor to the Queen. Described by Carte as a quiet, pious, prudent and inoffensive man, he had pursued his way in tranquillity and peace.
What to read after The Life of Queen Henrietta Maria volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ida a Ida Ashworth Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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