Subject: Chritie Brinkley takes it off right on the show: Today Live 43128665

From: "Lesley Poston" <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 17 Oct 2017 18:06:41 -0400

Chritie Brinkley does the unthinable live on air

She showed off her new product]
and the craziest thing ever happened

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Did you catch the full report?

Everyone is shocked by what happened right on air in front of everyone
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of this correspondence and of the private letters between the king and queen add to the indignation of the Commons and to their determination to fight to the bitterest end, but it disgusted and alienated a vast number of Royalists who had hitherto believed in the king and trusted to his royal word. Among the prisoners taken at Naseby was Harry Furness, whose troop had been with Langdales horse, and who, his charger having been shot, had fallen upon the field, his head being cut by the sweep of the sword of a Roundhead soldier, who struck at him as he was lying on the ground. Soon after the battle, when it became known what prisoners had been taken, he was visited by his friend Herbert. We are changing sides, Herbert, Harry said, with a faint smile.

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The kings army was drawn up a mile from Market Harborough. Prince Rupert commanded the left wing, Sir Marmaduke Langdale the right, Lord Ashley the main body. Fairfax commanded the center of the Roundheads, with General Skippon under him. Cromwell commanded the right and Ireton the left. Rupert had hurried on with his horse in advance, and coming upon the Roundheads, at once engaged them. So sudden was the attack that neither party had formed its lines for battle, and the artillery was in the rear. Between the armies lay a wide level known as Broadmoor. It was across this that Rupert had ridden, and charging up the

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returned to the field of battle. The Royalists lost in killed and prisoners five thousand men, their twelve guns, and all their baggage train, and what was of even greater importance, the kings private cabinet, which contained documents which did more to precipitate his ruin even than the defeat of his army. Here were found letters proving that while he had professed his desire to treat, he had no intention of giving way in the slightest degree. Here were copies of letters to foreign princes asking for aid, and to the Papists in Ireland, promising all kinds of concessions if they would rise in his favor. Not only did the publication

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hill on the other side, fell upon the left wing of Fairfax. Cromwell, upon the other hand, from the extreme right charged down the hill upon Langdales squadrons. Prince Rupert, as usual, carried all before him. Shouting his battle cry, Queen Mary, he fell upon Iretons left wing, and drove them from the field, chasing them back to Naseby, where, as usual, he lost time in capturing the enemys baggage. Cromwell, with his Ironsides, upon the other hand, had broken Langdales horse and driven them from the field. In the center the fight was hot. The kings foot had come up the hill and poured volley after volley into the parliament