The Constitutional History of England, From the Accession of Henry Vii. to the Death of George Ii
The Constitutional History of England, From the Accession of Henry Vii. to the Death of George Ii
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Thur- lock, 580) ; and lie injposed an loe, vi. 243.
assessment of 120,000L monthly, FROM HENRY VII. TO GEORGE II. *33S the jealousy of royal power, *which those most attached to chap.
Cromwell, and least capable of any proper notions of liberty, ^' continued to entertain.
In the ascent of this bold usurper to greatness, he had sue- ^.eaiui""" cessively employed and thrown away several of the power- ful factions who distracted the nation. He had encouraged the levellers and persecuted them ; he... had flattered the long parliament and betrayed it ; he had made use of the sectaries to crush the commonwealth ; he had spurned the sectaries in his last advance to power. These, with the royalists and the presbyterians, forming in effect the whole people, though too disunited for such a coalition as must have overthrown him, were the perpetual, irreconcilable enemies of his ad- ministration. Master of his army, which he well knew how to manage, surrounded by a few deep and experienced coun- sellors, furnished by his spies with the completest intelli- gence of all designs against him, he had no great cause of alarm from open resistance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thur- lock, 580) ; and lie injposed an loe, vi. 243.
assessment of 120,000L monthly, FROM HENRY VII. TO GEORGE II. *33S the jealousy of royal power, *which those most attached to chap.
Cromwell, and least capable of any proper notions of liberty, ^' continued to entertain.
In the ascent of this bold usurper to greatness, he had sue- ^.eaiui""" cessively employed and thrown away several of the power- ful factions who distracted the nation. He had encouraged the levellers and persecuted them ; he... had flattered the long parliament and betrayed it ; he had made use of the sectaries to crush the commonwealth ; he had spurned the sectaries in his last advance to power. These, with the royalists and the presbyterians, forming in effect the whole people, though too disunited for such a coalition as must have overthrown him, were the perpetual, irreconcilable enemies of his ad- ministration. Master of his army, which he well knew how to manage, surrounded by a few deep and experienced coun- sellors, furnished by his spies with the completest intelli- gence of all designs against him, he had no great cause of alarm from open resistance.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Hallam to read onlineMoreLess
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