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Excerpt from History of the Commonwealth of England, Vol. 2: From Its Commencement, to the Restoration of Charles the Second
IT may seem strange to a reader unversed in the transactions of the period to which this work relates, that the Second Volume of the History of the Commonwealth should come down no further than to the death of Charles I. But this circumstance will be found less paradoxical than it appears. The commencement of an executive government on the part of the parliament, in other words, of a Commonwealth, was 4 July 1642 a. The particular object of this History is to treat ofthe English republicans or commonwealths menb; to attend to the neglected, and to.
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