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able accept accused already Ambassador armed army arrived assembly attempt authority become believe Bernardi called carried Catholics cause Charles civil command Commons considered constitution continued Council Court Cromwell Cromwell's danger death demand desire doubt elections enemies England English entered fact faithful favour fear fleet followed force France friends Genoa give given Government hands head Highness hopes House interest Ireland King known later leaders letters liberty London Lord March matters means ment monarchy months necessary negotiations never obtain officers Oliver once owing Parliament passed peace perhaps person prepared present Protector Protestants Puritans raised reached reason religious remained replied represent Republic royal Royalists Scotland seemed sent Serene side soldiers Spain speech struggle taken thought tion took troops various victory vote