Historical Notices of Events Occurring Chiefly in the Reign of Charles I 2
Historical Notices of Events Occurring Chiefly in the Reign of Charles I 2
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Glutton^ an active Gentle- man, was resolved to fight it out, and disarmed the iinder-sberifi"s man, who came from the Cavaliers, who would not hear talk of any parley, but gave express command to the townsmen of his own company to give fire as soon as the Cavaliers shall come within shot, and not to admit of any parley ; but other gentlemen of the Town persuaded the contrary, lest it should be fired, whereupon they came to parley.
The Lord Grandison and the Lord Clvolrnonddey engaged their hon...ours that no man should be hurt, nor any arms or goods taken, but only desired that the arms might be laid up in the Church, or the Town Hall till they heard further from the King ; where- upon the town was given up, but they dishonourably broke their engagement, seizing upon their arras, so soon as they entered the town, searching up and ^ The Latest Remarkable Truths, &c.
VOL. II. H 98 NEEEMIAH WALLINQTON'S down for arms, and men ; threatening many, pur- suing them that fled ; many took the river to escape them ; they stopped the passages of the town, to be revenged of them within it, rid up and down the gardens to find them out, and imprisoned many ; then they plundered the town and all the country, which now lies open for a prey to a perfidious enemy, conducted and strengthened by them of the Array, to all such places where they have been most serviceable to King and parliament.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Glutton^ an active Gentle- man, was resolved to fight it out, and disarmed the iinder-sberifi"s man, who came from the Cavaliers, who would not hear talk of any parley, but gave express command to the townsmen of his own company to give fire as soon as the Cavaliers shall come within shot, and not to admit of any parley ; but other gentlemen of the Town persuaded the contrary, lest it should be fired, whereupon they came to parley.
The Lord Grandison and the Lord Clvolrnonddey engaged their hon...ours that no man should be hurt, nor any arms or goods taken, but only desired that the arms might be laid up in the Church, or the Town Hall till they heard further from the King ; where- upon the town was given up, but they dishonourably broke their engagement, seizing upon their arras, so soon as they entered the town, searching up and ^ The Latest Remarkable Truths, &c.
VOL. II. H 98 NEEEMIAH WALLINQTON'S down for arms, and men ; threatening many, pur- suing them that fled ; many took the river to escape them ; they stopped the passages of the town, to be revenged of them within it, rid up and down the gardens to find them out, and imprisoned many ; then they plundered the town and all the country, which now lies open for a prey to a perfidious enemy, conducted and strengthened by them of the Array, to all such places where they have been most serviceable to King and parliament.
What to read after Historical Notices of Events Occurring Chiefly in the Reign of Charles I 2?
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