With Milton And the Cavaliers
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He hated the wild STRAFFORD AND PYM 135 disorder which was natural and pleasant to the Celt, and he had little sympathy with the sturdier Ulsterman, or the Scotch Presbyterian colonist. The plan which he made of planting out Connaught, as Munster had been planted out in the time of Elizabeth, filled all classes alike with indignation, and though he was, for the time, a successful ruler, he was feared and obeyed, but never loved. The action which gained him perhaps the greatest unpopularity of a...ll was that against Lord Mount- norris, the Vice-Treasurer of Ireland. This noble- man was a characteristically hot-tempered and ill-regulated specimen of the Irish gentry of the day, and from the first he and Wentworth agreed but ill together. The Lord Deputy brooked no opposition to his will in the country he had undertaken to rule, and he ignored and slighted Mountnorris in every possible way. Then two young kinsmen of the Vice-Treasurer, a brother and a cousin, further aggravated the differences between the two, one by omitting to greet the Viceroy with the deference which he always exacted from subordinates, and the other by accidentally committing a far more painful offence, in dropping a stool upon Went- worth's gouty foot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He hated the wild STRAFFORD AND PYM 135 disorder which was natural and pleasant to the Celt, and he had little sympathy with the sturdier Ulsterman, or the Scotch Presbyterian colonist. The plan which he made of planting out Connaught, as Munster had been planted out in the time of Elizabeth, filled all classes alike with indignation, and though he was, for the time, a successful ruler, he was feared and obeyed, but never loved. The action which gained him perhaps the greatest unpopularity of a...ll was that against Lord Mount- norris, the Vice-Treasurer of Ireland. This noble- man was a characteristically hot-tempered and ill-regulated specimen of the Irish gentry of the day, and from the first he and Wentworth agreed but ill together. The Lord Deputy brooked no opposition to his will in the country he had undertaken to rule, and he ignored and slighted Mountnorris in every possible way. Then two young kinsmen of the Vice-Treasurer, a brother and a cousin, further aggravated the differences between the two, one by omitting to greet the Viceroy with the deference which he always exacted from subordinates, and the other by accidentally committing a far more painful offence, in dropping a stool upon Went- worth's gouty foot.
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