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The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.I., Part D.

CHAPTER XXXVIII
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Complaints, very ill founded, immediately arose concerning the infraction of this capitulation.

Some of the inhabitants, it was pretended, were molested on account of the late violences; and some companies of Scotch soldiers, supposed to be in French pay, were quartered in the town; which step, though taken on very plausible grounds, was loudly exclaimed against by the congregation.[***] * A contemptuous term for a priest.
* Keith, p.

85, 86, 87.

Knox, p.

134.
* Knox, p.


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