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

CHAPTER LIX
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A petition against the alteration of the militia was carried to Westminster, attended by the apprentices and seditious multitude, who besieged the door of the house of commons; and by their clamor, noise, and violence, obliged them to reverse that vote which they had passed so lately.

When gratified in this pretension, they immediately dispersed, and left the parliament at liberty.[***] * Rush.

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620.
** Rush.

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