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At ready, before his return to Oxford, Charles had been play ing with each of the two parties into which his opponents were Charles divided. The attempt to open a correspondence 1; 5 With with Leven and the Scottish army was now of old Pan's date.1 There is more obscurity as regards the inter course between Charles and the Independents, but there is strong reason to believe that he had given a favourable response to overtures made to him from that quarter for an understand ing on the basis of liberty of conscience.3 On the whole, how ever, the King inclined to the Presbyterians. He was afraid of the democratic tendencies of the army, and he nuderesti mated the tenacity with which the Presbyterians clung to their ecclesiastical system.
Circumstances were bringing both the Scots and the English Presbyterians to contemplate an understanding with the King.
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At ready, before his return to Oxford, Charles had been play ing with each of the two parties into which his opponents were Charles divided. The attempt to open a correspondence 1; 5 With with Leven and the Scottish army was now of old Pan's date.1 There is more obscurity as regards the inter course between Charles and the Independents, but there is strong reason to believe that he had given a favourable response to overtures made to him from that quarter for an understand ing on the basis of liberty of conscience.3 On the whole, how ever, the King inclined to the Presbyterians. He was afraid of the democratic tendencies of the army, and he nuderesti mated the tenacity with which the Presbyterians clung to their ecclesiastical system.
Circumstances were bringing both the Scots and the English Presbyterians to contemplate an understanding with the King.
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