Bucks Biographies a School book
Bucks Biographies a School book
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Sir Ralph Verney, a careful, methodical man, would bring in small folded sheets of paper and a pencil, to make notes for his own information, which have since become of great historical interest.
On January 4, 1642, a private message was received at the House from the Earl of Essex that the king was coming down to arrest five members, of whom Hampden was one, and advising them to withdraw, which they did forthwith. ' As Charles stepped through the door Avhich none of his predecessors had ever p...assed, he was, little as he thought it, formally acknowledging that power had passed into new hands. * Sir Ralph Vcjncy, diligently 9864 H 114 JOHN HAIVIPDEN scribbling on his knee, recorded the Speaker's loyalty and the sovereign's discomfiture. The news caused an outburst of indignation in the county, 4, 000 Bucks gentle- men and freeholders rode up to London to support and vindicate their member. War was becoming inevitable, and Hampden consulted with his cousin Cromwell how a force could be raised to defend the liberties of the realm, of ' such men as had the fear of God before them '.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sir Ralph Verney, a careful, methodical man, would bring in small folded sheets of paper and a pencil, to make notes for his own information, which have since become of great historical interest.
On January 4, 1642, a private message was received at the House from the Earl of Essex that the king was coming down to arrest five members, of whom Hampden was one, and advising them to withdraw, which they did forthwith. ' As Charles stepped through the door Avhich none of his predecessors had ever p...assed, he was, little as he thought it, formally acknowledging that power had passed into new hands. * Sir Ralph Vcjncy, diligently 9864 H 114 JOHN HAIVIPDEN scribbling on his knee, recorded the Speaker's loyalty and the sovereign's discomfiture. The news caused an outburst of indignation in the county, 4, 000 Bucks gentle- men and freeholders rode up to London to support and vindicate their member. War was becoming inevitable, and Hampden consulted with his cousin Cromwell how a force could be raised to defend the liberties of the realm, of ' such men as had the fear of God before them '.
What to read after Bucks Biographies a School book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Maria Williams Hay Verney to read onlineMoreLess
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