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The object of their assembling was soon announced, , by their impatient expectation of commissioners -from England 47 .
On the defeat of Fairfax, and the triumphant interest and policy of progress of the royal arms, the parliament of that the scot* kingdom was reduced, by its desperate situation, to the necessity of imploring the fraternal aid of the Scots. Sir William Armyne, Hatcher, Darley, and the younger Vane, were with Marshal a presbyterian, and Nye an independent clergyman, dispatched a...s commissioners to the convention and assembly, in order to solicit immediate suc- cour, and to umte the two nations in the work of mutual reformation and defence. According to the late treaty, no war could be declared in either kingdom against the other, without the previous consent of parliament ; but at the same time, re- ciprocal assistance to prevent invasion, or to sup- press internal insurrections, was due to' the par- liament- of each state. On the first article the king required the neutrality of the Scots j on the * Burnet's Mem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The object of their assembling was soon announced, , by their impatient expectation of commissioners -from England 47 .
On the defeat of Fairfax, and the triumphant interest and policy of progress of the royal arms, the parliament of that the scot* kingdom was reduced, by its desperate situation, to the necessity of imploring the fraternal aid of the Scots. Sir William Armyne, Hatcher, Darley, and the younger Vane, were with Marshal a presbyterian, and Nye an independent clergyman, dispatched a...s commissioners to the convention and assembly, in order to solicit immediate suc- cour, and to umte the two nations in the work of mutual reformation and defence. According to the late treaty, no war could be declared in either kingdom against the other, without the previous consent of parliament ; but at the same time, re- ciprocal assistance to prevent invasion, or to sup- press internal insurrections, was due to' the par- liament- of each state. On the first article the king required the neutrality of the Scots j on the * Burnet's Mem.
What to read after The History of Scotland, From the Union of the Crowns On the Accession of James Vi. to the ... 3?
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