The Tower of London
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He afterwards showed a genuine desire to reconcile the king with the Presbyterians, and was present at the coronation of Charles H at Scone in 1650.
But we come now to the two most prominent prisoners of King Charles's time. On November il, 1640, the Earl of StraflFord was at Whitehall making proposals for the impeachment of the parliamentary leaders for treason. At the same moment Pym was impeaching StraflFord in the House of Commons. The earl heard of this, and hastened to the House to defend... himself, but was not allowed to speak, and was carried off to the Tower. So was Archbishop Laud. In January Strafford was brought to trial in Westminster Hall, and defended himself with superb eloquence. " Never any man," says the Puritan chronicler Whitelock, " acted his part on such a theatre with greater reason, constancy, judgment and temper, and with better grace in all his words and gestures." But he was condemned to die.
78 THE TOWER OF LONDON The king was eager to save him, and there was at one moment a possibility of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He afterwards showed a genuine desire to reconcile the king with the Presbyterians, and was present at the coronation of Charles H at Scone in 1650.
But we come now to the two most prominent prisoners of King Charles's time. On November il, 1640, the Earl of StraflFord was at Whitehall making proposals for the impeachment of the parliamentary leaders for treason. At the same moment Pym was impeaching StraflFord in the House of Commons. The earl heard of this, and hastened to the House to defend... himself, but was not allowed to speak, and was carried off to the Tower. So was Archbishop Laud. In January Strafford was brought to trial in Westminster Hall, and defended himself with superb eloquence. " Never any man," says the Puritan chronicler Whitelock, " acted his part on such a theatre with greater reason, constancy, judgment and temper, and with better grace in all his words and gestures." But he was condemned to die.
78 THE TOWER OF LONDON The king was eager to save him, and there was at one moment a possibility of it.
What to read after The Tower of London?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benham William to read onlineMoreLess
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