The Parliamentary Generals of the Great Civil War
The Parliamentary Generals of the Great Civil War
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At the meeting which ensued between Rupert and New- castle, the latter urged that no present action was desirable, since he was daily expecting reinforcements, while the enemy, distracted by quarrels between the three generals, would in a few days divide their forces, in which case the Scots might even return to their own country. But Rupert refused to listen to one whom he probably despised as " a very fine gentleman, amorous in Poetry and Musick, " and replied that he had an " absolute and po...sitive command " from the King Parliamentary Army, Royal v*ry_. _ RISING GROUND BETWEEN LONG MARSTON AND TOCKWITH, WHERE THE BATTLE OF MARSTON MOOR WAS FOUGHT, JULY 2ND, 1644.
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1644. 87 to fight the enemy, this being the colour it pleased him to put upon the King's order, which, after directing the relief of York, continued, " where being joined with the Marquis of Newcastle's army, there was hope they might fight the enemy. " Newcastle, who had "a particular reverence for the person of the King, " responded that he was ready to obey His Highness in all things as though His Majesty was there present, and accordingly the army of the Prince and the garrison marched together from York, and on the after- noon of the 2nd of July came in front of the position of their adversaries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the meeting which ensued between Rupert and New- castle, the latter urged that no present action was desirable, since he was daily expecting reinforcements, while the enemy, distracted by quarrels between the three generals, would in a few days divide their forces, in which case the Scots might even return to their own country. But Rupert refused to listen to one whom he probably despised as " a very fine gentleman, amorous in Poetry and Musick, " and replied that he had an " absolute and po...sitive command " from the King Parliamentary Army, Royal v*ry_. _ RISING GROUND BETWEEN LONG MARSTON AND TOCKWITH, WHERE THE BATTLE OF MARSTON MOOR WAS FOUGHT, JULY 2ND, 1644.
(Pages'.
1644. 87 to fight the enemy, this being the colour it pleased him to put upon the King's order, which, after directing the relief of York, continued, " where being joined with the Marquis of Newcastle's army, there was hope they might fight the enemy. " Newcastle, who had "a particular reverence for the person of the King, " responded that he was ready to obey His Highness in all things as though His Majesty was there present, and accordingly the army of the Prince and the garrison marched together from York, and on the after- noon of the 2nd of July came in front of the position of their adversaries.
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