Memoirs of a Cavalier

MEMOIRS OF A CAVALIER

ally have torn one another to pieces, that whichsoever party had come to us, we should, with them, have been too hard for all the rest.

This was plain by the course of things afterwards; when the Independent army had ruffled the Presbyterian Parliament, the soldiery of that party made no scruple to join us, and would have restored the king with all their hearts, and many of them did join us at last.

And the consequence, though late, ended so; for they fell out so many times, army and Parliament, Parliament and army, and alternately pulled one another down so often till at last the Presbyterians who began the war, ended it, and, to be rid of their enemies, rather than for any love to the monarchy, restored King Charles the Second, and brought him in on the very day that they themselves had formerly resolved the ruin of his father’s government, being the 29th of May, the same day twenty years that the private cabal in London concluded their secret league with the Scots, to embroil his father King Charles the First.

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Daniel Defoe

Memoirs of a Cavalier

Выпускающий редактор: И. Ефанова Редактор: П. Воронин

Корректор: И. Серегина Компьютерная верстка: Т. Мосолова Художественное оформление: С. Дондупова

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