Oliver Cromwell
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While presbytery had been fighting its victorious battle in the Jerusalem Chamber, the man whose bad steering had wrecked his church was sent to the block. The execution of Archbishop Laud (January 10, 1645) ^^ the best of all the illustrations of the hard temper of the time.
Laud was more than seventy years old. He had been for nearly five years safe under lock and key in the Tower. His claws were effectually clipped, and it was certain that he would never again be able to do mischief, or if h...e were, that such mischief as he could do would be too trivial to be worth thinking of, in sight of such a general catastrophe as could alone make the old man's return to power possible. The execution of Strafford may be defended as a great act of retaliation or prevention, done with grave po- litical purpose. So, plausibly or otherwise, may the execution of King Charles. No such considerations justify the execution of Laud several years after he had committed the last of his imputed offenses and had been stripped of all power of ever committing more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While presbytery had been fighting its victorious battle in the Jerusalem Chamber, the man whose bad steering had wrecked his church was sent to the block. The execution of Archbishop Laud (January 10, 1645) ^^ the best of all the illustrations of the hard temper of the time.
Laud was more than seventy years old. He had been for nearly five years safe under lock and key in the Tower. His claws were effectually clipped, and it was certain that he would never again be able to do mischief, or if h...e were, that such mischief as he could do would be too trivial to be worth thinking of, in sight of such a general catastrophe as could alone make the old man's return to power possible. The execution of Strafford may be defended as a great act of retaliation or prevention, done with grave po- litical purpose. So, plausibly or otherwise, may the execution of King Charles. No such considerations justify the execution of Laud several years after he had committed the last of his imputed offenses and had been stripped of all power of ever committing more.
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