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قراءة كتاب London and the Kingdom - Volume II

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London and the Kingdom - Volume II

London and the Kingdom - Volume II

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href="@public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@20990@[email protected]#toc112" class="pginternal" tag="{http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml}a">A rendezvous at Aylesbury.

  • The City's Auxiliaries called out.
  • A large City loan.
  • Insubordination of trained bands.
  • Ordinance for a Standing Army.
  • Propositions for Peace.
  • Royalist Successes.
  • The Treaty of Uxbridge.
  • CHAPTER XXIV.
  • The New Model Army.
  • The self-denying Ordinance.
  • Proposals to Parliament by the City.
  • Cromwell, Lieutenant-General.
  • The Battle of Naseby.
  • Cavalry raised by the City.
  • Plymouth appeals to London.
  • Presbyterianism in the City.
  • The King proposes to come to Westminster.
  • Scottish Commissioners attend Common Council.
  • The City's claim to command Militia of Suburbs.
  • Ordinance for Presbyterianism.
  • Defeat of Royalists.
  • Charles communicates with the City.
  • A City Loan desired to pay off Scottish Army.
  • City grievances.
  • A new City Militia Committee.
  • The City and the Parliamentary Forces.
  • The Declaration of the Army.
  • The trained bands refuse to muster.
  • Protracted correspondence between the City and Fairfax.
  • City Commissioners sent to the Army.
  • The Solemn Engagement.
  • The City's Militia placed under a Parliamentary Committee.
  • Great Commotion.
  • Ordinance repealed.
  • More correspondence with Fairfax.
  • The Army enters London.
  • The City submits.
  • CHAPTER XXV.
  • Glyn the Recorder sent to the Tower.

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