Subject: Trumps latest tweet under fire, and it's true

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Date: Tue, 24 Oct 2017 13:10:27 -0400

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rejoicing much over the happiness of his son, and in the society of his daughterinlaw and her . Herbert Rippinghall sat in Parliament for Abingdon. Except when obliged by his duties as a member to be in London, Sir Harry Furness lived quietly at Furness Hall, taking much interest in country matters. Twentyeight years later James II fled from England, and William of Orange mounted the throne. At this time Sir Harry Furness was sixtyone, and
he lived many years to see the freedom and rights for which

of the kingdom, the government to be by King, Lords and Commons; and on May 8, 1660, Charles II. was proclaimed king, and on the 30th entered London in triumph. Sir Harry Furness sat in the Parliament which recalled the king, and in many subsequent ones. His father came to London to see the royal entry, and both were most kindly received by the king, who expressed a warm hope that he should often see them at court. This, however, was not to be. The court of King Charles offered no attractions to pureminded and honorable men. Sir Henry came no more to London, but lived quietly and happily to the end of a long life at Furness Hall,