Tour Through Eastern Counties of England, 1722
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7th. The townspeople became very uneasy to the soldiers, and themayor of the town, with the aldermen, waited upon the general, desiring leave to send to the Lord Fairfax for leave to all theinhabitants to come out of the town, that they might not perish, towhich the Lord Goring consented, but the Lord Fairfax refused them.
12th. The rabble got together in a vast crowd about the LordGoring's quarters, clamouring for a surrender, and they did thisevery evening, bringing women and children, who la...y howling andcrying on the ground for bread; the soldiers beat off the men, butthe women and children would not stir, bidding the soldiers killthem, saying they had rather be shot than be starved.
16th. The general, moved by the cries and distress of the poorinhabitants, sent out a trumpet to the Parliament-General, demanding leave to send to the Prince, who was with a fleet ofnineteen men of war in the mouth of the Thames, offering tosurrender, if they were not relieved in twenty days. The LordFairfax refused it, and sent them word he would be in the town inperson, and visit them in less than twenty days, intimating thatthey were preparing for a storm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7th. The townspeople became very uneasy to the soldiers, and themayor of the town, with the aldermen, waited upon the general, desiring leave to send to the Lord Fairfax for leave to all theinhabitants to come out of the town, that they might not perish, towhich the Lord Goring consented, but the Lord Fairfax refused them.
12th. The rabble got together in a vast crowd about the LordGoring's quarters, clamouring for a surrender, and they did thisevery evening, bringing women and children, who la...y howling andcrying on the ground for bread; the soldiers beat off the men, butthe women and children would not stir, bidding the soldiers killthem, saying they had rather be shot than be starved.
16th. The general, moved by the cries and distress of the poorinhabitants, sent out a trumpet to the Parliament-General, demanding leave to send to the Prince, who was with a fleet ofnineteen men of war in the mouth of the Thames, offering tosurrender, if they were not relieved in twenty days. The LordFairfax refused it, and sent them word he would be in the town inperson, and visit them in less than twenty days, intimating thatthey were preparing for a storm.
What to read after Tour Through Eastern Counties of England, 1722?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Defoe, Daniel, 1661?-1731 to read onlineMoreLess
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