The Memoirs of Edmund Ludlow, Lieutenant-General of the Horse in the Army of the Commonwealth of England, 1625-1672 2
The Memoirs of Edmund Ludlow, Lieutenant-General of the Horse in the Army of the Commonwealth of England, 1625-1672 2
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1665 as we should advise and direct : that a great sum of mony was prepared for this service, and that the whole fleet should be commanded to favour our enterprize: that if it should be thought necessary to transport horse into England, the States would willingly comply in that also, having resolved to endeavour a perfect friendship with the good people of England, which, he said, he hoped should never be broken. At the bottom of the letter were these words, ' I beg of you to lay aside all form...er prejudices, and as you love the cause in which you have ingaged, come speedily, and set your heart and hand to this work. I can certainly assure you, that the most considerable minister of this state, has lately very much inquired for you, and having received some account of you, has given us reason to hope, that if you will come to them in this conjuncture, they will place you at the head of such a number of men, as should by the blessing of God, and the concurrence of our friends in England, be sufficient to restore the Common- wealth.
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1665 as we should advise and direct : that a great sum of mony was prepared for this service, and that the whole fleet should be commanded to favour our enterprize: that if it should be thought necessary to transport horse into England, the States would willingly comply in that also, having resolved to endeavour a perfect friendship with the good people of England, which, he said, he hoped should never be broken. At the bottom of the letter were these words, ' I beg of you to lay aside all form...er prejudices, and as you love the cause in which you have ingaged, come speedily, and set your heart and hand to this work. I can certainly assure you, that the most considerable minister of this state, has lately very much inquired for you, and having received some account of you, has given us reason to hope, that if you will come to them in this conjuncture, they will place you at the head of such a number of men, as should by the blessing of God, and the concurrence of our friends in England, be sufficient to restore the Common- wealth.
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