The Fall of the Monarch of Charles I
The Fall of the Monarch of Charles I
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The army from Dunglas, some i2,cxx> strong, tramped into Dunse, the little town where Arundel had read the King's proclamation to the women less than a week before. LesUe at once took up his position on Dunse Law, an isolated hill which rose just in sight of the King's camp, eleven or twelve miles distant. Charles received the intelligence with his usual imperturbability. Stepping in front of his tent he examined through a telescope the dark figures swarming on the hill. " Come, let us go to su...pper," he said at last ; " the number is not considerable." ^ Counting the troops at Kelso and the neighbouring The scof- villages, Leslie had an army of 20,000 men upon the *'* """^' Borders. Li mere numbers the King's forces had a slight superiority, but the Scots made up in the quality of their men for the numerical deficiency.
There was no lack in their camp either of money or provisions. The taxation levied by the Tables had been on the whole cheerfully paid, and the rents of those who refused to take the Covenant had been seized for the use of the defenders of the country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The army from Dunglas, some i2,cxx> strong, tramped into Dunse, the little town where Arundel had read the King's proclamation to the women less than a week before. LesUe at once took up his position on Dunse Law, an isolated hill which rose just in sight of the King's camp, eleven or twelve miles distant. Charles received the intelligence with his usual imperturbability. Stepping in front of his tent he examined through a telescope the dark figures swarming on the hill. " Come, let us go to su...pper," he said at last ; " the number is not considerable." ^ Counting the troops at Kelso and the neighbouring The scof- villages, Leslie had an army of 20,000 men upon the *'* """^' Borders. Li mere numbers the King's forces had a slight superiority, but the Scots made up in the quality of their men for the numerical deficiency.
There was no lack in their camp either of money or provisions. The taxation levied by the Tables had been on the whole cheerfully paid, and the rents of those who refused to take the Covenant had been seized for the use of the defenders of the country.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gardiner, Samuel Rawson, 1829-1902. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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