The History of England : From the Accession of James I to the Elevation of the House of Hanover 4
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That it did not belong to the foldiery to meddle with civil affairs, journals of nor to prepare or prefent any petition to the par- 2°^™°^^'/* liament without the advice or confent of their general. They alfo pafTed feveral appeafing votes ; and Skippon, Cromwell, Ireton, and Fleetwood, all favorite commanders with the army, were * commifiTioned to go down and acquaint that body, that the houfe had appointed an ordinance to be fuddenly brought in, for the indemnity of all who had adled in obedi...ence to the authority of parliament •, that the houfe had farther refolved, that a confiderable proportion of their arrears fnould be paid them on their diibanding y that * Mr, WarmoLilh, burgefs for Newcaftle. Holles^s Memoirs.
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Ann. 1647. they would take care, that the remainder fhould be paid at fuch convenient time as fliould Hand v/ith the neceiTities and other great occafions of the kingdom ; and that, in the mean while, courfe fhould be taken for the auditing their ac- counts, and giving them debentures.
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That it did not belong to the foldiery to meddle with civil affairs, journals of nor to prepare or prefent any petition to the par- 2°^™°^^'/* liament without the advice or confent of their general. They alfo pafTed feveral appeafing votes ; and Skippon, Cromwell, Ireton, and Fleetwood, all favorite commanders with the army, were * commifiTioned to go down and acquaint that body, that the houfe had appointed an ordinance to be fuddenly brought in, for the indemnity of all who had adled in obedi...ence to the authority of parliament •, that the houfe had farther refolved, that a confiderable proportion of their arrears fnould be paid them on their diibanding y that * Mr, WarmoLilh, burgefs for Newcaftle. Holles^s Memoirs.
U 2 they 2^1 HISTORY OF ENGLAND.
Ann. 1647. they would take care, that the remainder fhould be paid at fuch convenient time as fliould Hand v/ith the neceiTities and other great occafions of the kingdom ; and that, in the mean while, courfe fhould be taken for the auditing their ac- counts, and giving them debentures.
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