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Laud and Williams , whose rival ambition was discreditable to them as it was
disastrous to the i Compare the resolution of Worthington ( infra , 27 n . ) , the
practice of Crashaw and of lady Falkland ( Life by John Duncon , London , 1649 ,
where ...
Laud and Williams , whose rival ambition was discreditable to them as it was
disastrous to the i Compare the resolution of Worthington ( infra , 27 n . ) , the
practice of Crashaw and of lady Falkland ( Life by John Duncon , London , 1649 ,
where ...
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22 , An . 1592 * , was christened the 28th day in the parish of St . Mary Stayning ,
in Mark Lane , London , named Nicholas after the name of his father ; a lovely
child , fair and of bright hair like his mother . The Bible was the book in the world
to ...
22 , An . 1592 * , was christened the 28th day in the parish of St . Mary Stayning ,
in Mark Lane , London , named Nicholas after the name of his father ; a lovely
child , fair and of bright hair like his mother . The Bible was the book in the world
to ...
Side 4
About the year 1598 , the bishop of London held at St . Magnus ' s Church a
confirmation " , whither Mr . Francis his schoolmaster brought the said Nicholas
Ferrar to be confirmed , as he was the second time by his own contrivance , and
being ...
About the year 1598 , the bishop of London held at St . Magnus ' s Church a
confirmation " , whither Mr . Francis his schoolmaster brought the said Nicholas
Ferrar to be confirmed , as he was the second time by his own contrivance , and
being ...
Side 5
and their old acquaintance , a famous man when he lived in the Old Jewry ,
London ' , who had already their two elder sons there at school , and thirty
gentlemen and merchants ' sons of London , keeping a schoolmaster in his
house to teach ...
and their old acquaintance , a famous man when he lived in the Old Jewry ,
London ' , who had already their two elder sons there at school , and thirty
gentlemen and merchants ' sons of London , keeping a schoolmaster in his
house to teach ...
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... his face , kissed the ground , and gave God thanks for bringing him safe from
manifold perils , — came by post to London to his father and mother , whom he
parted with five years ago ; his father then aged 72 years , his mother 62 years ,
14 .
... his face , kissed the ground , and gave God thanks for bringing him safe from
manifold perils , — came by post to London to his father and mother , whom he
parted with five years ago ; his father then aged 72 years , his mother 62 years ,
14 .
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | Nicholas Ferrar Cambridge in the 17. Century. P.I |
| Forfatter | John Ferrar |
| Utgiver | University Press, 1855 |
| Original fra | University of Minnesota |
| Digitalisert | 1. jul 2010 |
| Lengde | 398 sider |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |