The Lives of the British Historians 1
The Lives of the British Historians 1
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It is probable that this was not all that was said and that Gorges gave Ealeigh the fuU particulars of the plot. They parted, the one to Essex House, the other to the queen.
Then Essex burst forth from Essex House upon his mad project of raising the city, crying out that Ealeigh and Cobham had plotted against his life. He was seized, imprisoned, and tried for treason. At the trial again appeared Bacon, not ashamed to aid in the destruction of his generous friend. The earl was con- BALEIGH EECOM...MENDS THE EXECUTION OP ESSEX. 127 demned to death and his execution awaited only the signature of the queen, Cecil appeared to have relented, and would have spared him, but Kaleigh urged him to be firm. "If you spare him," he wrote, " I read your destiny." No mercy could he show to that noble heart which had so often forgiven, to that friend with whom ho had spent 80 many hours in private conversation, who had shared with him the dangers of the battle-field and the pleasures of society.
Yet Kaleigh had the excuse that the struggle between himself and Essex had become one of life and death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is probable that this was not all that was said and that Gorges gave Ealeigh the fuU particulars of the plot. They parted, the one to Essex House, the other to the queen.
Then Essex burst forth from Essex House upon his mad project of raising the city, crying out that Ealeigh and Cobham had plotted against his life. He was seized, imprisoned, and tried for treason. At the trial again appeared Bacon, not ashamed to aid in the destruction of his generous friend. The earl was con- BALEIGH EECOM...MENDS THE EXECUTION OP ESSEX. 127 demned to death and his execution awaited only the signature of the queen, Cecil appeared to have relented, and would have spared him, but Kaleigh urged him to be firm. "If you spare him," he wrote, " I read your destiny." No mercy could he show to that noble heart which had so often forgiven, to that friend with whom ho had spent 80 many hours in private conversation, who had shared with him the dangers of the battle-field and the pleasures of society.
Yet Kaleigh had the excuse that the struggle between himself and Essex had become one of life and death.
What to read after The Lives of the British Historians 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawrence Eugene to read onlineMoreLess
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