Lives of Eminent British Statesmen volume 7
Lives of Eminent British Statesmen volume 7
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In entire realisation of all that was anticipated by Cromwell, the work of provoking class-hostilities went indeed bravely on.
On one day alone, the 20th of July, eleven important questions were referred to as many committees. Two of these committees, for the affairs of Ireland and Scot- land, had been named on the ninth ; but they were now organised afresh, with some trifling alterations, and the names of Cromwell and Lambert inserted in the first, which had before stood only in the second. Th...e other committees were for the law, the army, the reve- nue, petitions, trade and corporations, the poor and com- missions of the peace, public debts and frauds, prisons, and the advanct nient of learning. The names of Crom- well and Lambert were in none of these. Sir Anthony Ashley Cooper was the first person named on the com- * Theauthor of the "Exact Relation" describes what the chief difference was, and marks al, > the wi^c ami . -nbcr judgment which relieved even the wildest projects of these singular men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In entire realisation of all that was anticipated by Cromwell, the work of provoking class-hostilities went indeed bravely on.
On one day alone, the 20th of July, eleven important questions were referred to as many committees. Two of these committees, for the affairs of Ireland and Scot- land, had been named on the ninth ; but they were now organised afresh, with some trifling alterations, and the names of Cromwell and Lambert inserted in the first, which had before stood only in the second. Th...e other committees were for the law, the army, the reve- nue, petitions, trade and corporations, the poor and com- missions of the peace, public debts and frauds, prisons, and the advanct nient of learning. The names of Crom- well and Lambert were in none of these. Sir Anthony Ashley Cooper was the first person named on the com- * Theauthor of the "Exact Relation" describes what the chief difference was, and marks al, > the wi^c ami . -nbcr judgment which relieved even the wildest projects of these singular men.
What to read after Lives of Eminent British Statesmen volume 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Eugene Pettey to read onlineMoreLess
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