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At the first sitting down Cromwell sent a trumpet to summon the cavaliers , with
offer of free quarter to leave only the place and their arms ; thereto the cavaliers
returned they would neither give nor take quarter , but fight it out to the last man .
At the first sitting down Cromwell sent a trumpet to summon the cavaliers , with
offer of free quarter to leave only the place and their arms ; thereto the cavaliers
returned they would neither give nor take quarter , but fight it out to the last man .
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He had sent many letters to the various counties in the Association , begging ,
pleading , even demanding support , with no result ; so he finally resolved to
appeal to Parliament . The House of Commons , in consequence , ordered on
August 4 ...
He had sent many letters to the various counties in the Association , begging ,
pleading , even demanding support , with no result ; so he finally resolved to
appeal to Parliament . The House of Commons , in consequence , ordered on
August 4 ...
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order , -we are not well satisfied , any of us , to leave the place nor duty you sent
us to , until we have the signification of your pleasure to us . To which we shall
most readily conform ; and rest , Your most humble servants , PH . SKIPPON .
order , -we are not well satisfied , any of us , to leave the place nor duty you sent
us to , until we have the signification of your pleasure to us . To which we shall
most readily conform ; and rest , Your most humble servants , PH . SKIPPON .
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