Capitolo 24
the business of a lot of king improved, and, for once, it seemed as if him
it would earn a last and the final victory on his/her enemies, and it recovers
his/her lost dominion. He advanced to Oxford, and it made his/her quarters of head
there, and it started the preparations for once more to find possession
of the buildings and fortitudes in London. Him called together a Parliament
to Oxford; some members came, and you/he/she was regularly organized in the two
houses of God and Grounds of common ownership, while the rest remained in London and
their sessions continued there. There were so two governments, two
Parliaments and two capitals in England, and the whole kingdom was lacerated
and it distracted from the respective applications of these powers that contend
on the fidelity of the subjects and the government of the kingdom.
I CAPITULATE III.
THE FLIGHT OF QUEEN HENRIETTA.
The brightening of the perspectives in the business of King Charles that were
product, for once, from the vigorous and energetic action of the queen,
tried to only be after everything a provisional glint. The clouds and the obscurity
he/she returned again soon, and he/she brooded more obscurely on his/her horizon of
never. The Parliament raised and new armies and more organized powerful persons.
The great general Republican, Oliver Cromwell that later it became
so celebrated as the Protector in the duration of the Republic, it came
in the field, and it was successful in all of his/her military plans.
The other generalses of Republican appeared in all the parts of the kingdom, and
it fought with great determination and the great success, while driving the armies
of the king in front of they stirred them to them wherever, and reducing later city
city, and it castles after castle, until it started to appear evident that
the whole kingdom would fall soon in their hands.
Of bad duration the family of the queen was separate a lot,
from each other, his/her children has been gone away in the various places,
shown each to different deprivations and dangers. Two or three of them