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king_n go_v into_o the_o house_n of_o commons_o 4._o the_o king_n withdraw_v from_o london_n 10._o send_v a_o pacificatory_a letter_n to_o the_o parliament_n 20._o send_v the_o queen_n into_o holland_n with_o her_o daughter_n 23._o he_o himself_o go_v towards_o york_n 28._o sir_n john_n hotham_n shut_v the_o gate_n of_o hull_n against_o the_o king_n 23._o unjust_a proposition_n of_o peace_n be_v make_v by_o the_o parliament_n to_o the_o king_n 2._o the_o parliament_n raise_v a_o army_n 22._o the_o king_n at_o length_n set_v up_o his_o standard_n at_o nottingham_n both_o army_n engage_v at_o edge-hill_n 23._o and_o both_o challenge_v the_o victory_n mdcxliii_o a_o treaty_n of_o peace_n appoint_v at_o oxford_n come_v to_o nothing_o april_n the_o earl_n of_o newcastle_n get_v the_o better_a of_o fairsax_n 13._o commander_n of_o the_o rebel_n in_o the_o north._n in_o the_o west_n waller_n a_o commander_n of_o the_o rebel_n 30._o be_v rout_v by_o the_o king_n party_n prince_n rupert_n 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7._o a_o recapitulation_n of_o thing_n past_a january_n 30._o 1648._o september_n 3._o 1650._o and_o sept._n 3._o 1651._o april_n 20._o 1653._o cromw_n take_v upon_o he_o the_o protectorship_n he_o die_v sep_n 3._o 1658._o richard_n succeed_v unfit_a for_o the_o dignity_n he_o be_v despise_v by_o the_o democratical_a colonel_n richard_n relation_n combine_v with_o they_o lambert_n etc._n etc._n return_n to_o the_o army_n the_o rump-parliament_n be_v restore_v by_o the_o colonel_n to_o be_v turn_v out_o again_o iâ—_n time_n which_o depose_v richard_n then_o expose_v he_o and_o exclude_v many_o of_o the_o member_n may_v 8._o the_o rump_n prevent_v the_o power_n of_o the_o colonel_n henry_n cromwell_n deputy_n of_o ireland_n submit_v to_o the_o rump_n and_o monk_n governor_n of_o scotland_n and_o the_o fleet_n under_o lauson_n fleetwood_n temper_n lambert_n ambition_n the_o deplorable_a state_n of_o the_o commonwealth_n through_o the_o perfidiousness_n of_o the_o soldier_n and_o madness_n of_o the_o people_n 1659._o the_o danger_n of_o the_o nobility_n and_o of_o good_a man_n from_o the_o confusion_n of_o thing_n the_o royalist_n take_v hope_n their_o erterprise_n booth_n insurrection_n in_o cheshire_n by_o who_o assist_v the_o rump_n be_v terrify_v prepare_v to_o fight_v lambert_n be_v send_v against_o booth_n booth_n be_v defeat_v and_o fly_v he_o be_v take_v aug._n 20._o the_o confidence_n of_o the_o rump_n upon_o booth_n overthrow_n and_o the_o arrogance_n of_o lambert_n and_o his_o soldier_n jealousy_n arise_v betwixt_o the_o parliament-man_n &_o the_o colonel_n sept._n 16._o october_n 5._o lambert_n ambition_n be_v take_v note_v of_o by_o haselrigg_n the_o army_n divide_v the_o parl._n mad_a discharge_v the_o country_n from_o taxation_n october_n 10._o and_o disband_n some_o stubborn_a colonel_n octob._n 11._o no_o general_n now_o but_o a_o council_n of_o war._n the_o colonel_n conspire_v against_o the_o rump_n the_o rum_o order_n their_o friend_n to_o guard_v 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the_o commissioner_n sign_n the_o pacification_n novemb_n 15._o monk_n be_v angry_a clarges_n inform_v monk_n of_o the_o affair_n of_o london_n whereupon_o he_o prorogue_n the_o pacification_n and_o demand_v a_o new_a place_n of_o treaty_n fleetwood_n &_o lambert_n condescend_v lambert_n possess_v himself_o of_o newcastle_n monk_n go_v to_o caldstream_n octob._n 8._o the_o number_n of_o monk_n army_n tumult_n in_o the_o mean_a while_n in_o london_n and_o grievance_n the_o tumult_n of_o the_o london-prentice_n be_v suppress_v by_o hewson_n decemb._n 3._o the_o garrison_n of_o portsmouth_n rise_v for_o the_o rump_n the_o navy_n endeavour_v the_o same_o fleetwood_n yield_v to_o the_o rump_n the_o committee_n of_o safety_n waver_v fleetwood_n soldier_n make_v defection_n to_o the_o rump_n the_o committee_n of_o safety_n be_v dissolve_v monk_n break_v off_o the_o conference_n of_o pacification_n the_o rump_n restore_v to_o the_o government_n decemb._n 6._o recal_v lambert_n army_n the_o 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